| In-Text |
The third way is, when taking advantage of the Law, we prosecute the extremity thereof against our brother, who perhaps hath done something contrary to the letter of the Law, but not violated the intent of the Law giver, or offended either against common Equity, which ought to be the measure of just Laws, or against the common good, which is in some sort the measure of Equity. In that multitude of Laws, which for the repressing of disorders, and for the maintenance of peace and tranquillity among men must needs be in every well-governed Common-wealth; |
The third Way is, when taking advantage of the Law, we prosecute the extremity thereof against our brother, who perhaps hath done something contrary to the Letter of the Law, but not violated the intent of the Law giver, or offended either against Common Equity, which ought to be the measure of just Laws, or against the Common good, which is in Some sort the measure of Equity. In that multitude of Laws, which for the repressing of disorders, and for the maintenance of peace and tranquillity among men must needs be in every well-governed Commonwealth; |
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| Note 1 |
NONLATINALPHABET. Epictet. apud Stob. Serm. 143. Nos legem bonam à malâ nulla alia nisi naturali norma dividere possumus. Cic. lib. 1. de legib. Quod fit injustè nec jure fieri potest. Non enim jura dicenda sunt, vel putanda, iniqua hominum constituta. Aug. l. 9. de Civ. 21. |
. Epictetus. apud Stob. Sermon 143. Nos legem Good à malâ nulla Alias nisi naturali norma dividere possumus. Cic lib. 1. the Legib. Quod fit injustè nec jure fieri potest. Non enim jura dicenda sunt, vel putanda, Iniqua hominum Constituted. Aug. l. 9. the Civ. 21. |
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| Note 2 |
Atque ipsa utilitas justi prope mater & aequi. Horat. 1. serm. 3. — ex aequo & bono jus constat, quod ad veritatem & utilitatem communem videtur pertinere. Cic. ad Herenn. lib. 2. |
Atque ipsa utilitas Justi Prope mater & Aequi. Horatio 1. sermon. 3. — ex Aequo & Bono jus constat, quod ad veritatem & utilitatem communem videtur pertinere. Cic and Herennius. lib. 2. |
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