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Quia imperiumet potestas fine sanctitate Tyrannis est, saith he, Commaund, not season'd with holines, is but Tyranny, Let Nabuchedonozer, and Pharoah stand for instance, whose wickednesse got them the nick-name of Tyrants, which by their power, otherwise had the title of Gods. Empire, there fore, must acknowledge it selfe indebted to religion, godlines being the chiefest top and welspring of all true vertues, |
Quia imperiumet potestas fine Sanctitude Tyrannis est, Says he, Command, not seasoned with holiness, is but Tyranny, Let Nabuchedonozer, and Pharaoh stand for instance, whose wickedness god them the nickname of Tyrants, which by their power, otherwise had the title of God's Empire, there before, must acknowledge it self indebted to Religion, godliness being the chiefest top and wellspring of all true Virtues, |
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