England's beauty in seeing King Charles the Second restored to majesty (1661)
Reeve, Thomas, 1594-1672 · London : Printed by I.R. · leaf 228
further!: into thefurther! members. This is no time to feariify and currode ; no,the molt proper and ready cure will be by lenitives. Omnia ve- lcof {$^tflra in char it ate fiant, Charity is palatum cordis, if the palate be Jug,out of courfe nothing will favour well. I profeffe therefore a… … 146 Shebas heAicafioverthe ^aU. confcience for my guide. And it is not probable ( if my judge-ment doth not deceive me ) that I ftiould be (educed, for I have nodependence ( but according to the relation of general duty ) eitherupon King or Parliament ; wherefore I can make my cxprcflionwithout any…
Charles II, King of England, 1630-1685 · Puritans · Sermons, English
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