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^qHe is the only true Lord, that hath no need of servants, and whose servants have need of him: ^rHe ⟨p. 59⟩is the only true Lord, that receiveth nothing from his servants, but from whom the servants have whatsoever they enjoy. And so is he the only true Sovereign that hath no need of his subjects, but they all need of him: ^sthat receiveth nothing from them, and from whom they receive whatsoever they have.

^qHe is the onely true Lord, that hath no neede of seruants, and whose seruants haue need of him: ^rHee ⟨p. 59⟩is the onely true Lord, that receiueth nothing from his seruants, but from whom the seruants haue whatsoeuer they enioy. And so is he the onely true Soueraigne that hath no neede of his subiects, but they all need of him: ^sthat receiueth nothing from them, and from whom they receiue whatsoeuer they haue.

1. qIpse […] Ipse Deu• est tuus, qui tuis non eget bonis, non timet à malis. Idem in Psal 80.Ipse 〈…〉 Ipse Deu• est tuus, qui tuis non eget bonis, non timet à malis. Idem in Psal 80.
2. rIpse […] est Dominus, qui à servis nihil sumit; & à quo servu habt quicqui habet.