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And when we are willing to do thus, know that reason, and religion, teacheth those with whom we have to deal, to know and acknowledge that distance, that God hath put between us and them, never a whit the less to give us our due honours and respects, ⟨p. 30⟩because we are willing to lay them down, and deny our selves in them; they will look on us with that respect that Jerome expresses himself concerning Paula a virgin (who by her father was descended of Aeneas, and the noble house of the Gracchi, ¹and by her mother of Agamemnon) saying she was by birth noble, but by grace more noble; but let it be accounted injustice, that outward worth should be respected which is the meaner, and that we should not acknowledge inward worth, which is the better.

And when wee are willing to doe thus, know that reason, and religion, teacheth those with whom we have to deale, to know and acknowledge that distance, that God hath put betweene us and them, never a whit the lesse to give us our due honours and respects, ⟨p. 30⟩because wee are willing to lay them downe, and deny our selves in them; they will looke on us with that respect that Jerom expresses himselfe concerning Paula a virgin (who by her father was descended of Aeneas, and the noble house of the Gracchi, ¹and by her mother of Agamemnon) saying shee was by birth noble, but by grace more noble; but let it bee accounted injustice, that outward worth should bee respected which is the meaner, and that wee should not acknowledge inward worth, which is the better.

1. 1Genere nobilis, sanctitate nobilior.

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