The Apology, Cap. 12. Division. 1.The Apologie, Cap. 12. Diuision. 1.
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The Apology, Cap. 12. Division. 1.
The Apologie, Cap. 12. Diuision. 1.
And, to rehearse no more Examples out of the Old Law, let us rather consider sithence the Birth of christ, how the church hath been governed in the time of the Gospel.
And, to rehearse no more Examples out of the Olde Lawe, let vs rather consider sithence the Birthe of christe, howe the churche hath benne gouerned in the time of the Gospel.
M. Harding.
M. Hardinge.
If we consider the Office of a King in it self, it is* one every where, not only among Christen Princes, but also among Heathen. * The definition of a King, which agreeth to Julius Cesar, or to Alexander the Great, as they were Monarchs, and Princes, is one with the definition of a King which agreeth to Henry the Eight, or to Charles the Fifth.‡ So that no more could King Henry as King, meddle with Religion, then Alexander, or Julius Cesar. * His place is chief among the lay, even when they are in the Church at the Service of God: and* without the Church in all Temporal things and causes, he is over the Priests themselves.