instances thereof, 180
Tyranny, what, 79;
not natural, 103;
whence it arises, 108;
treated of, 124;
contains all that is bad in all governments, 125
Tyrant, from whom usually chosen, 167;
his object, 168;
his guards, 168
Tyrants, many of them originally enjoyed only kingly power, 168;
the causes of their being conspired against, 169, 170;
always love the worst of men, 175
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