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Show ,. Btne cbrif•- ty.. Second , becaufe this order ferves to (lom 114 : our good. But, one may fay, to fuffer in· .. w:.,.p' ~~ Uflt,, juries is nothing profitable. Here do fame, ~IA"'fil<r7u ~· more truly I think than appofitely to ~~!!~~~;:~""' ~h~ ~eaning of the Apoflles, iay, thefe p•·~tlicanti. oe· m JUnes are profitable to us; becaufe the •atat ,ue qMM patience fhall not gu without reward. To tu ~rfcobi~a~, me the A poflle feemeth to have confide~;;; tq~a1bus red the univcrfal end propofcd to that or· ~ia:~· hoc der,which is the publique tranquillity*, sull~ aiunt wherein alfo is; comprehended the peace PlutarchiU,. . of every one. And truly , 'tis not to be ~~d:fl~{i:'"' doubted , but that for the moll part we ~uguftinU& 1. attain unto this good by the publique 3·'·~s.de civ. powers : fur no man wifheth ill unto De~. himfelf : now , the Rulers fecil'1tie con-tft E~ h~c de filleth in the fehcitie of his fubJ'e6h. *Let feadt u&1S h 1oecx:c o: there be,whom thou marft rule,ta. id One. Tolle,tribtmalilf, The Hebrews have a proverb: Ifthm 0: ;mnem d~ . were no government , one man would "'114 tranq~~u~- devour another alive. Which fen[e is in tDa~eeinm daeb jtttNlmee'6 , Chryfoftom too : Unlc(s Citt.e s ha d Rulers, WJihi ill.•~ refer, we fhould lead a !tfo more wilde than the gui mate ~(i wilde he aft s, not biting only but eating Ul [*11~ ho?zo~w~s' one the other t .But if at any t'lme Rulers jteudti zpv(iiUd6e Jpnu~•l-- :t.re tranfported. by to~ mu~h t·e ar,or anger, ,br.tudintm, & or other atfe6hons d1vertmg them from fapit~tiaf!J_ ej"! the way that leadeth to tranqui\lity,that •d~zrab~_las qua is to be accounted a mono accidents !efs 'RYJIIINS tjUl f · rr 0 ~utbr juit. · r. · h 1 _ requent,and wh1ch,as JllCUUI 1a1t , are dcm ad Ro-manos _: Ma[,i{fratm pabjtrlleru, ptri~int om,i•, rro1J urb.es ~a6ll~t~ JJDrJ l.f.YI, no~ forum; "tc quicquam alJud. Evertmtur omma, &fur titr u efea /itt quitibet infirtnilr• Ia em fenfus a pud euniem ad E· pncf. s: recompenfed The Firfl PArt. reco~penfcd by the intervenience of bet-ter thmgs. Now' Lawes t:Ontcnt them-felves with bearing a refpe8: to what fal-leth ?~t for the mo~ part , as Theophrtt-ftUI ia1d; whereto ts pertinent that of C~to, N~ LAw ~ perfectly commodio~U; L • .,.. ~~ D. di thu onely n enqutred, if it be profitable to Lrgib.l. 3 .. ;,. the greater part and in the main. But the fine. D. de ptt. th 'm gs t ha t ha ppen more rarely' are not- Uh11vr ed •. Wlthflanding to be bound up in common .lib. if• rules ~ bec~uie although. the rea£on of the Law m th1s fpcciall faa efpeeially hath · not P!ace, yet the reafon abides in its ge-neraht, Y, whereunto the fpecio.ls are to b~ fubje6t. For that is better than to live Without rule ' or that the rule be left to every. ones pl~afure. Seneca to the pur- · pofe . Better tt WtU' that even the 'ufl . excu(e of a few fhou/d not be accept~J. ~~· de hm.eq. than that ""men fhou!d Attempt to ma~ "'TllUcydid. ~me excufe. Here alfo hath place that Jib. z.. quicum pc:ech of Peru:/t.s *, never enouoh re- ~ene convenit Cm embre·d : Thhu s I . con. ceiv; ' thot h I!lud Ambrolii a t e lib.J.de Offit omm~nru alt wh:ch ,u well in tlce ge- E. adem fingult-• nert~lu ~etter for parttcular mm, than r11111 ttl utilit.u where prtvate eftates Are jl.ourifhing • a d q1111 uni:utr{Dthe puhlique is ftc~ For he that ha;h hss ~u~. Et illud domeffique fortunes ·wel rett!ed h . m JUre:d St~plf' tr be; , hr J.' , tJ coun- non fJUD Jnva- . 'Y B .ng o.vert onm,mu.ft needs fall with tim inttrt.ft uni ~t • ut he whofe private effare is decayed '~foci is ftrwt.tn a profperom Commonwealth is thereb "dtbtt ,{eA • J!tNch more ea(il re . d ' Y quod co111munA when th bi' y patre 0 wherefore 'focietati expe-a t' e pu tque may [uftain lof[es 0Jdit.L.Aetio· ~ r tcu[~r men, But particul~r men can- ncs.fcet. L~ot ma".! amends for the publique c~elam . beo~ D. pro t- SoClo. tie!, |