| In-Text |
And the more moderate moderne Divines, as Luther, Brentius, Melancthon, Calvin, Beza, Cranmer, and the Bishops and Divines of England, The Ministers of the Reformed Churches, the former Confession of Helvetia, the Confession of Belgia, Bucanus, Chytreus, yea and Paraeus (some of which otherwise are not so just to Princes) acknowledge in this particular, That if a Prince impose an immoderate, yea an unjust Taxe, yet the subject may not thereupon withdraw his obedience and dutie; |
And the more moderate modern Divines, as Luther, Brent, Melanchthon, calvin, Beza, Cranmer, and the Bishops and Divines of England, The Ministers of the Reformed Churches, the former Confessi of Helvetia, the Confessi of Belgium, bucanus, Chytreus, yea and Pareus (Some of which otherwise Are not so just to Princes) acknowledge in this particular, That if a Prince impose an immoderate, yea an unjust Tax, yet the Subject may not thereupon withdraw his Obedience and duty; |
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| Note 0 |
Sleid. Com. l. 5. |
Sleid. Come l. 5. |
np1 np1 n1 crd |
| Note 1 |
In Resp. ad Artic. Rusticorum, Quando quid praecipitur contra publicam justitiam, cuius generis sunt bonorum exactio, aut corporis vexatio, subditum in hujusmodi injuriis obedientia decet. |
In Resp. and Artic. Rusticorum, Quando quid praecipitur contra publicam justitiam, cuius Generis sunt Bonorum exactio, Or corporis Vexation, subditum in hujusmodi injuriis obedientia Deceit. |
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| Note 2 |
Apud Luth. tom. p. 463. Quamvis videamur promisisse obedientiā hac cōditione siligitime imperet Magistratus, tamen nō ideo licet injustā vim Magistrat { us } vi depellere. Vid Aret. loc. 153. |
Apud Luth. tom. p. 463. Quamvis videamur promisisse obedientiam hac condition siligitime imperet Magistratus, tamen nō ideo licet injustā vim Magistrate { us } vi depellere. Vid Aret. loc. 153. |
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| Note 3 |
Instit. l. 4. c. 20 s. 24. to 30 ac ubi supra. |
Institutio l. 4. c. 20 s. 24. to 30 ac ubi supra. |
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| Note 4 |
Ʋbi supra. |
Ʋbi supra. |
fw-la fw-la. |
| Note 5 |
Sub Hen. 8. de Christ. hom. instit |
Sub Hen. 8. de christ. hom. Institutio |
fw-la n1. crd fw-fr np1. uh. fw-la |
| Note 6 |
The opinion of the Congregation, Art. 39. Edit. An. 1564 |
The opinion of the Congregation, Art. 39. Edit. Nias 1564 |
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| Note 7 |
We know that though we bee free, we ought wholly in true faith holily to submit our selves to the Magistrate both with our body, and with all our goods. vide Harm. conf. tit. Civil. Magistr. |
We know that though we be free, we ought wholly in true faith holily to submit our selves to the Magistrate both with our body, and with all our goods. vide Harm. Confutation. tit. Civil. Magistrate. |
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| Note 8 |
Art. 36. All men of what dignity, state or condition soever they be, ought to be subject to their lawfull Magistrates, and pay unto them Subsidies and Tributes, and obey them in al things which are not repugnant to the Word of God Ʋide ubi supra. |
Art. 36. All men of what dignity, state or condition soever they be, ought to be Subject to their lawful Magistrates, and pay unto them Subsidies and Tributes, and obey them in all things which Are not repugnant to the Word of God Ʋide ubi supra. |
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| Note 9 |
Vbi supra. |
Vbi supra. |
fw-la fw-la. |
| Note 10 |
De Magistrat. |
De Magistrate. |
fw-fr n1. |
| Note 11 |
In loc. |
In loc. |
p-acp n1. |
| Note 12 |
True Pietie bindes the subject to desire a good Soveraigne, but to beare with a bad one, and to take up the burthen of Princes with a bended knee, rather in time to deserue abatement, then resist authoritie. View raigne Hen. 3. |
True Piety binds the Subject to desire a good Sovereign, but to bear with a bad one, and to take up the burden of Princes with a bent knee, rather in time to deserve abatement, then resist Authority. View Reign Hen. 3. |
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