Gods parley with princes with an appeal from them to him. The sum of…Gods parley vvith princes with an appeale from them to him. The summe of…

Again those that be in place of authority and judicature must be admonished, that they be wary how they carry themselves in their places. Remember they must, that ^ras they are above others, so there is one above them: as they now judge others, so there is an other that will one day judge them, to whom they must once give account of their judgement, and unto whom an appeal lieth from the highest and greatest of them, even from Caesar himself.

Againe those that be in place of authoritie and iudicature must be admonished, that they be wary how they cary themselues in their places. Remember they must, that ^ras they are aboue others, so there is one aboue them: as they now iudge others, so there is an other that will one day iudge them, to whom they must once giue account of their iudgement, and vnto whom an appeale lieth from the highest and greatest of them, euen from Caesar himselfe.

1. rQuicquid à vobis minor extimescit, Maior hoc vobis Dominus minatur: Omne sub regno graviore regnū est Sen. Thyest. 3 3.Quicquid à vobis minor extimescit, Maior hoc vobis Dominus minatur: Omne sub regno grauiore regnū est Sen. Thyest. 3 3.

^sIt pleased Darius, saith the story, to set over his kingdom 120. Governors to rule the whole state: and over them again three, that they should all give up an account unto of their government. And at Athens, howsoever ^tsome of their Officers were not accountable to any; yet the most of them were after their offices expired to give a strict account to certain ^u