The English vsvrer; or Vsvry condemned, by the most learned and famous diuines of the Church of England, and dedicated to all his Maiesties subiects, for the stay of further increase of the same (1634)
Blaxton, John · London : Printed by Iohn Norton, and are to bee sold by Iohn Long, in Dorchester · leaf 24
Is mutuation or lending^ which is alfo SuhieBumprcfuppofed in the Scripture, Exod»ti. 25. and the vftera mfi<^fame if need were , might be proued by the other tuum^relatiue, which is borrowing : for lending andborrowing are relatiues: And if he which takcth vp mo-ney vpon vfury, be a borrower;… … ^Ihe ^ngiijh Pfurer^ things concurre,which alfo belong to the nature of Vfury. 2. That it isof fuch things as are fpentin the vfe, andconfift in quantitie, that is to fay in number j weight,or meafure, as Money,and Viilnals, Corne,Wine,Oyle,&c. which are particularly mentioned,…
Usury
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