The Works of Sir John Fortescue, Knight, Chief Justice of England And Lord Chancellor to King Henry the Sixth 1
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Whence, then, can the Jliarge of rafhnefs be laid upon the Writer, feeing that in thefe things he hath written nothing out of the audacity of his own invention, depending upon his own genius, but hath put I forth that which he hath drawn from the breaifs of fuch a mother, out of the flilnels of her charity; even as Solomon lays (Prov., chap, i) : "My fon, hear the inftruftion of thy father, and forfake not the law of thy mother, that it may be an adding of grace unto thy head, and a chain about... thy neck, &c. .'"' PART ].
On the Law of Natii7'e.
127 Chap. XXXIII.
'Hie reajun wliy the author invejligates th.e Law of Nature.
;OT only now do the dignity and power of the Law of Nature iliine mod: boun- teoufly upon us, but aHb what and of what nature it is, is made clear and certain to us ; and yet its origin, by which the nobihty of its high birth would be made evident, hath not yet come to our knowledge ; this, therefore, let us now fearch out, for upon the knowledge of it will follow no fmall honour and veneration for this law.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Whence, then, can the Jliarge of rafhnefs be laid upon the Writer, feeing that in thefe things he hath written nothing out of the audacity of his own invention, depending upon his own genius, but hath put I forth that which he hath drawn from the breaifs of fuch a mother, out of the flilnels of her charity; even as Solomon lays (Prov., chap, i) : "My fon, hear the inftruftion of thy father, and forfake not the law of thy mother, that it may be an adding of grace unto thy head, and a chain about... thy neck, &c. .'"' PART ].
On the Law of Natii7'e.
127 Chap. XXXIII.
'Hie reajun wliy the author invejligates th.e Law of Nature.
;OT only now do the dignity and power of the Law of Nature iliine mod: boun- teoufly upon us, but aHb what and of what nature it is, is made clear and certain to us ; and yet its origin, by which the nobihty of its high birth would be made evident, hath not yet come to our knowledge ; this, therefore, let us now fearch out, for upon the knowledge of it will follow no fmall honour and veneration for this law.
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