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But it is with Princes, as with stones in a building, in a stone-wall: where some stand higher, some lye lower, of equal size otherwise the one with the other; and the lower support and bear up the higher. They are but men still in nature and stature, though ⁿGods by name and in state, rather higher in place, then greater in person then others are.

But it is with Princes, as with stones in a building, in a stone-wall: where some stand higher, some lye lower, of equall size otherwise the one with the other; and the lower support and beare vp the higher. They are but men still in nature and stature, though ⁿGods by name and in state, rather higher in place, then greater in person then others are.

1. nGratia, non natura Dij dicti. Origen. in Exod. 8.

Whereas God is great of himself and in himself; he is not ^orelatively, or comparatively, but he is simply and absolutely and infinitely great. So great, that ^pThe heavens, and the heavens of heavens are not able to h•ld him: but ^qHe filleth both heaven and earth. So great, that ^rHe meateth the heaven with his span; and taketh the whole sea up in the palm of his hand: that ^s