| In-Text |
it is but Robberie with authoritie. For the maine end of government is for the execution and enjoyment of justice: and without it therefore government is no better than plaine robberie ; |
it is but Robbery with Authority. For the main end of government is for the execution and enjoyment of Justice: and without it Therefore government is no better than plain robbery; |
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| Note 2 |
NONLATINALPHABET, Plut. ad praefect. ind•ct. •emo•• justitia quid sunt Regna nisi magna latrocinia, Aug. de Civit. l. 4. c. 4. |
, Plutarch ad praefect. ind•ct. •emo•• justitia quid sunt Regna nisi Magna Thefts, Aug. de Civit l. 4. c. 4. |
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| Note 0 |
Iudex injustus latro cum privilegio est. Sicut medicus imperit•, homicida. Colum. lib. 1. Iudex locusta civitatis est malus, Scalig. A•e. |
Judge Unjust Latro cum privilegio est. Sicut medicus imperit•, Homicide. Colum. lib. 1. Judge locusta civitatis est malus, Scaliger A•e. |
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| Note 1 |
Fruēdae justitiae causa reges constituti sunt, Cic. Offic. l. 2. Judex iniq••s & ••trone p•jar est. |
Fruēdae justitiae causa reges constituti sunt, Cic Office l. 2. Judge iniq••s & ••trone p•jar est. |
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