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Illi servire, est regnare, saith Espensaeus. And giving us the advantage of that most honourable subjection, which in Tacitus his judgment does place the Subjects above their Prince, makes us Favorites in the Court of the King of Heaven; and by consequence it yields the greatest Honour. So that unless we are professedly Platonick Lovers of Disobedience, all our Duties are conformable to the very unruliest of our Desires. The doing of Iustice does comply with our Sensuality; the loving of Mercy with our Avarice; and to walk humbly with our God, is very agreeable to our Ambition. |
Illi Serve, est Reign, Says Esparza. And giving us the advantage of that most honourable subjection, which in Tacitus his judgement does place the Subject's above their Prince, makes us Favorites in the Court of the King of Heaven; and by consequence it yields the greatest Honour. So that unless we Are professedly Platonic Lovers of Disobedience, all our Duties Are conformable to the very unruliest of our Desires. The doing of justice does comply with our Sensuality; the loving of Mercy with our Avarice; and to walk humbly with our God, is very agreeable to our Ambition. |
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