M. Harding.M. Hardinge.
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M. Harding.
M. Hardinge.
He useth the clean contrary Title, calling himself Seruum Seruorum Dei, the Seruante of the Servants of God. Yet if he, for the largeness of his jurisdiction, have a number of Lords and Kings within his fold,1 although he himself doth not boast of it, yet in a right good sense, that Title may be given to him.
He vseth the cleane contrarie Title, callinge himselfe Seruum Seruorum Dei, the Seruante of the Seruantes of God. Yet if he, for the largenesse of his iurisdiction, haue a number of Lordes and Kinges within his folde,1 although he himselfe dothe not boast of it, yet in a righte good sense, that Title maie be geuen to him.
- 1In a right good sense.