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A25708 Apophthegmata aurea, regia, Carolina apophthegms, I. Theological, II. Moral, III. Political / collected out of the imcomparable Eikōn basilikē of His Most Glorious Majestie King Charls [sic] the First.; Eikon basilike. Selections. Charles I, King of England, 1600-1649.; Gauden, John, 1605-1662. 1649 (1649) Wing A3560A; ESTC R331 29,607 56

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be_v revenge_v so_o as_o to_o be_v bereave_v of_o that_o crown_n of_o christian_a patience_n which_o attend_v humble_a and_o injure_a sufferer_n p._n 132_o 4._o a_o crown_n of_o christian_a patience_n attend_v humble_a and_o injure_a sufferer_n p._n 132._o 7._o god_n be_v the_o only_a king_n of_o man_n conscience_n 133._o 27_o it_o be_v no_o news_n to_o have_v all_o innovation_n usher_v in_o with_o the_o name_n of_o reformation_n p._n 138._o 5._o prayer_n and_o devotion_n be_v the_o soul_n more_o immediate_a converse_n with_o the_o divine_a majesty_n p._n 138._o 15._o the_o liturgy_n be_v exact_o conform_v to_o the_o doctrine_n of_o the_o church_n of_o england_n and_o this_o by_o all_o reform_a church_n be_v confess_v to_o be_v most_o sound_a and_o orthodox_a p._n 139._o 15._o constancy_n abate_v nothing_o of_o the_o excellency_n and_o usefulness_n of_o a_o well-composed_a liturgy_n p._n 139._o 29._o in_o the_o use_n of_o constant_a form_n not_o the_o word_n but_o man_n heart_n be_v 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god_n in_o honour_n and_o dishonour_n in_o good_a report_n or_o evil_a p._n 196._o 20._o god_n be_v a_o christian_n chief_a guard_n and_o his_o conscience_n both_o his_o counsellor_n and_o comforter_n p._n 198._o 5._o the_o integrity_n of_o conscience_n be_v the_o only_a jewel_n worth_a keep_n p._n 200._o 1._o a_o man_n lose_v himself_o while_o he_o let_v we_o out_o his_o hope_n to_o other_o p._n 201._o 26._o i_o care_v not_o much_o to_o be_v reckon_v among_o the_o unfortunate_a if_o i_o be_v not_o in_o the_o black_a list_n of_o irreligious_a and_o sacrilegious_a prince_n p._n 202._o 4._o the_o golden_a rule_n and_o bond_n of_o perfection_n in_o prayer_n and_o other_o holy_a duty_n consist_v in_o that_o of_o mutual_a love_n and_o charity_n p._n 208._o 16._o i_o hold_v it_o better_a to_o seem_v undevout_a and_o to_o hear_v no_o man_n prayer_n then_o to_o be_v force_v or_o seem_v to_o comply_v with_o those_o petition_n to_o which_o the_o heart_n can_v consent_v nor_o the_o tongue_n say_v amen_n without_o contradict_v a_o man_n own_o understanding_n or_o belie_v his_o own_o soul_n p._n 209._o 19_o in_o devotion_n i_o love_v neither_o profane_a boldness_n nor_o pious_a non-sen_n but_o such_o a_o humble_a and_o judicious_a gravity_n as_o show_v the_o speaker_n to_o be_v at_o once_o confiderate_a of_o god_n majesty_n the_o church_n honour_n and_o his_o own_o vileness_n both_o know_v what_o thing_n god_n allow_v he_o to_o ask_v and_o in_o what_o manner_n it_o become_v a_o sinner_n to_o supplicate_v the_o divine_a mercy_n for_o himself_o or_o other_o p._n 209._o 26._o i_o be_o equal_o scandalize_v with_o all_o prayer_n that_o sound_v either_o imperious_o or_o rude_o or_o passionate_o as_o either_o want_a humility_n to_o god_n or_o charity_n to_o man_n or_o respect_n to_o the_o duty_n pag._n 210._o line_n 5._o the_o light_n of_o understanding_n and_o the_o fervency_n of_o affection_n i_o hold_v the_o main_a and_o most_o necessary_a requisite_n both_o in_o constant_a and_o occasional_a solitary_a and_o social_a devotion_n p._n 210._o 23._o i_o have_v rather_o be_v condemn_v to_o the_o woe_n of_o vae_fw-la soli_fw-la then_o to_o that_o of_o vae_fw-la vobis_fw-la hypocritae_fw-la by_o seem_v to_o pray_v what_o i_o do_v not_o approve_v p._n 211._o 16._o it_o be_v infinite_o more_o glorious_a to_o convert_v soul_n to_o god_n church_n by_o the_o word_n then_o to_o conquer_v man_n to_o a_o subjection_n by_o the_o sword_n p._n 212._o 8._o confusion_n in_o religion_n will_v as_o certain_o follow_v every_o man_n turn_v priest_n or_o preacher_n as_o it_o will_v in_o the_o state_n where_o every_o one_o affect_v to_o rule_v as_o king_n p._n 213._o 14._o in_o the_o enforce_a not_o neglect_v want_v of_o ordinary_a mean_n god_n be_v wont_a to_o afford_v extraordinary_a supply_n of_o his_o gift_n and_o grace_n p._n 214._o 20._o former_a sin_n may_v be_v see_v in_o the_o glass_n of_o the_o present_a terror_n and_o distraction_n p._n 225._o 14._o see_v the_o hand_n of_o divine_a justice_n they_o that_o by_o tumult_n first_o occasion_v the_o raise_n of_o army_n must_v now_o be_v chasten_v by_o their_o own_o army_n for_o new_a tumult_n 225._o 16._o hardly_o can_v man_n be_v content_a with_o one_o sin_n but_o add_v sin_n to_o sin_n till_o the_o late_a punish_v the_o former_a p._n 225._o 22._o who_o the_o law_n can_v god_n will_v punish_v by_o their_o own_o crime_n and_o hand_n p._n 227._o 1._o fatal_a blindness_n frequent_o attend_v and_o punishe_n wilful_a p._n 227._o 21._o man_n shall_v not_o be_v able_a at_o last_o to_o prevent_v their_o sorrow_n who_o will_v not_o timely_o repent_v of_o their_o sin_n p._n 227._o 23._o god_n constancy_n be_v see_v in_o the_o world_n variety_n and_o change_n p._n 229._o 20._o they_o can_v want_v enemy_n who_o abound_v in_o sin_n nor_o shall_v they_o be_v long_o undisarm_v and_o undestroy_v who_o with_o a_o high_a hand_n persist_v to_o fight_v against_o god_n and_o the_o clear_a conviction_n of_o their_o own_o conscience_n p._n 230._o 6._o god_n can_v and_o will_v exalt_v and_o perfect_v a_o true_a christian_n by_o his_o suffering_n which_o have_v more_o in_o they_o of_o god_n mercy_n then_o of_o man_n cruelty_n or_o his_o justice_n p._n 231._o 3._o piety_n will_v make_v a_o prince_n prosperous_a at_o least_o it_o will_v keep_v he_o from_o be_v miserable_a nor_o be_v he_o much_o a_o loser_n who_o lose_v all_o yet_o save_v his_o own_o soul_n at_o last_o 233._o 27._o the_o cup_n of_o affliction_n we_o must_v look_v upon_o as_o god_n physic_n have_v that_o in_o healthfulness_n which_o it_o want_v in_o pleasure_n p._n 234._o 7._o a_o prince_n ought_v to_o be_v well_o ground_v and_o settle_v in_o religion_n that_o it_o may_v be_v judicious_o his_o own_o and_o not_o other_o man_n custom_n or_o tradition_n which_o he_o professe_n p._n 234._o l._n 18._o the_o fixation_n of_o the_o prince_n in_o matter_n of_o religion_n will_v not_o be_v more_o necessary_a for_o his_o soul_n be_v then_o his_o kingdom_n peace_n p_o 234._o 20._o the_o devil_n of_o rebellion_n do_v common_o turn_v himself_o into_o a_o angel_n of_o reformation_n p._n 234._o 29._o unless_o a_o prince_n be_v settle_v in_o religion_n he_o shall_v never_o want_v temptation_n to_o destroy_v he_o and_o he_o under_o pretention_n of_o reform_v matter_n of_o religion_n p._n 235._o 7._o religion_n seem_v even_o to_o the_o worst_a of_o man_n as_o the_o best_a and_o most_o auspicious_a begin_n of_o their_o worst_a design_n 235._o 11._o every_o one_o have_v affectation_n by_o seem_v forward_o to_o a_o outward_a reformation_n of_o religion_n to_o be_v think_v zealous_a hope_n to_o cover_v those_o irreligious_a deformity_n whereto_o they_o be_v conscious_a by_o a_o severity_n of_o censure_v other_o man_n opinion_n or_o action_n p._n 235._o 15._o a_o prince_n must_v take_v heed_n of_o abet_v any_o faction_n or_o apply_v to_o any_o public_a discrimination_n in_o matter_n of_o religion_n contrary_a to_o what_o be_v in_o his_o judgement_n and_o the_o church_n well_o settle_v p._n 235._o 22._o the_o king_n be_v partial_a adhere_v as_o head_n to_o any_o one_o side_n gain_v he_o not_o so_o great_a advantage_n in_o some_o man_n heart_n who_o be_v prone_a to_o be_v of_o their_o king_n religion_n as_o it_o lose_v he_o in_o other_o who_o think_v themselves_o and_o their_o profession_n first_o despise_v then_o persecute_v by_o he_o p._n 235._o 26._o nothing_o ought_v to_o seem_v little_a or_o despicable_a to_o you_o in_o matter_n which_o concern_v religion_n and_o the_o church_n peace_n so_o as_o to_o neglect_v a_o speedy_a reform_v and_o effectual_a suppress_v error_n and_o schism_n what_o seem_v at_o first_o but_o as_o a_o hand-breadth_n by_o seditious_a spirit_n as_o by_o strong_a wind_n be_v soon_o make_v to_o cover_v and_o darken_v the_o whole_a heaven_n pag._n 237._o line_n 11._o a_o true_a christian_n be_v not_o much_o solicitous_a what_o wrong_v he_o suffer_v from_o man_n while_o he_o rete_v in_o his_o soul_n what_o he_o believe_v be_v right_n before_o god_n p._n 239._o 12._o a_o prince_n ought_v always_o to_o keep_v up_o solid_a piety_n and_o those_o fundamental_a truth_n which_o mend_v both_o heart_n and_o life_n of_o man_n with_o impartial_a favour_n and_o justice_n p._n 241._o 1._o a_o prince_n ought_v to_o take_v heed_n that_o outward_a circumstance_n and_o formality_n of_o religion_n devour_v not_o all_o or_o the_o best_a encouragement_n of_o learning_n industry_n and_o piety_n p._n 241._o 5._o as_o the_o wo●●_n be_v not_o less_o cruel_a so_o he_o will_v be_v more_o just_o hate_v when_o he_o shall_v appear_v no_o better_o than_o a_o wolf_n under_o sheep's-cloathing_n p._n 242._o 6._o a_o power_n to_o forgive_v my_o enemy_n be_v a_o great_a argument_n of_o god_n love_n to_o i_o than_o any_o prosperity_n can_v be_v p._n 243._o 29._o the_o true_a religion_n establish_v in_o the_o church_n of_o england_n be_v the_o best_a in_o the_o world_n not_o only_o in_o the_o community_n as_o christian_n but_o also_o in_o the_o special_a notion_n as_o reform_a keep_v the_o middle_a way_n between_o the_o pomp_n of_o superstitious_a tyranny_n and_o the_o meanness_n of_o fantastic_a anarchy_n p._n 245._o 22._o the_o protestant-religion_n establish_v in_o england_n neither_o give_v such_o rule_n nor_o ever_o before_o set_v such_o example_n as_o the_o late_a war_n against_o the_o church_n the_o law_n and_o the_o prince_n p._n 246._o 15._o counterfeit_a and_o disorderly_a zeal_n ought_v not_o to_o abate_v our_o value_n and_o esteem_v of_o true_a piety_n both_o of_o they_o be_v know_v by_o their_o fruit_n the_o sweetness_n of_o the_o vine_n and_o figtree_n be_v not_o to_o be_v despise_v though_o the_o bramble_n and_o thorn_n shall_v pretend_v to_o bear_v fig_n and_o grape_n thereby_o to_o rule_v over_o
man_n be_v prone_a to_o be_v great_a tyrant_n and_o more_o rigorous_a exactor_n upon_o other_o to_o conform_v to_o their_o illegal_a novelty_n than_o such_o who_o pride_n be_v former_o least_o dispose_v to_o the_o obedience_n of_o lawful_a constitution_n and_o who_o licentious_a humour_n most_o pretend_a conscientious_a liberty_n p._n 144._o 16._o the_o advantage_n of_o error_n consist_v in_o novelty_n and_o variety_n as_o truth_n in_o unity_n and_o constancy_n p._n 146._o 25._o a_o king_n be_v entrust_v by_o god_n and_o the_o law_n with_o the_o good_a both_o of_o church_n and_o state_n 148._o 5._o use_v the_o great_a arbitrator_n of_o word_n and_o master_n of_o language_n p._n 151._o 5._o faction_n and_o confusion_n emulation_n and_o contempt_n be_v prone_a to_o arise_v among_o equal_n in_o power_n and_o function_n p._n 154._o 21._o inconstancy_n a_o great_a prejudice_n against_o novelty_n p._n 156._o 19_o it_o be_v a_o gross_a vulgar_a error_n to_o impute_v to_o or_o revenge_n upon_o the_o function_n the_o fault_n of_o time_n or_o person_n p._n 158._o 6._o secular_a additament_n and_o ornament_n of_o authority_n civil_a honour_n and_o estate_n which_o christian_a prince_n have_v annex_v to_o bishop_n and_o churchman_n be_v but_o as_o just_a reward_n of_o their_o learning_n and_o piety_n enablement_n to_o work_n of_o charity_n and_o hospitality_n and_o meet_v strengthen_n of_o their_o authority_n in_o point_n of_o respect_n and_o observance_n p._n 158._o 10._o respect_n and_o observance_n in_o peaceful_a time_n be_v hardly_o pay_v to_o any_o governor_n by_o the_o measure_n of_o their_o virtue_n so_o much_o as_o by_o that_o of_o their_o estate_n p._n 158._o 19_o poverty_n and_o meanness_n expose_v governor_n and_o their_o authority_n to_o the_o contempt_n of_o licentious_a mind_n and_o manner_n p._n 158._o 23._o there_o be_v a_o innate_a principle_n of_o vicious_a opposition_n in_o all_o man_n against_o those_o that_o seem_v to_o reprove_v or_o restrain_v they_o p._n 159._o 6._o what_o i_o think_v in_o my_o judgement_n best_o i_o may_v not_o think_v so_o absolute_o necessary_a for_o all_o place_n and_o at_o all_o time_n p._n 163._o 12._o far_o better_a it_o be_v to_o hold_v to_o primitive_a and_o uniform_a antiquity_n then_o to_o comply_v with_o divide_a novelty_n p._n 164._o 15._o the_o way_n of_o treaty_n be_v as_o a_o retire_n from_o fight_v like_o beast_n to_o argue_v like_o man_n who_o strength_n shall_v be_v more_o in_o their_o understanding_n then_o in_o their_o limb_n p._n 166._o 27._o it_o be_v a_o office_n not_o only_o of_o humanity_n rather_o to_o use_v reason_n then_o force_n but_o also_o of_o christianity_n to_o seek_v peace_n and_o ensue_v it_o p._n 167._o 12._o the_o event_n of_o all_o war_n by_o the_o sword_n be_v very_o dubious_a and_o of_o a_o civil_a war_n uncomfortable_a the_o end_n hardly_o recompense_v and_o late_o repair_v the_o mischief_n of_o the_o mean_n p._n 167._o 18._o no_o success_n shall_v enhance_v the_o price_n of_o peace_n p._n 167._o 22._o jealousy_n be_v not_o so_o soon_o allay_v as_o they_o be_v raise_v p._n 168._o 15._o some_o man_n be_v more_o afraid_a to_o retreat_v from_o violent_a engagement_n then_o to_o engage_v what_o be_v want_v in_o equity_n must_v be_v make_v up_o in_o pertinacy_n p._n 168._o 16._o such_o as_o have_v little_a to_o enjoy_v in_o peace_n or_o lose_v in_o war_n study_v to_o render_v the_o very_a name_n of_o peace_n odious_a and_o suspect_v p._n 168._o 19_o some_o man_n have_v that_o height_n as_o to_o interpret_v all_o fair_a condescend_n as_o argument_n of_o feebleness_n and_o glory_n most_o in_o a_o inflexible_a stiffness_n when_o they_o see_v other_o most_o supple_a and_o inclinable_a to_o they_o p._n 170._o 3._o the_o high_a tide_n of_o success_n will_v not_o set_v a_o just_a prince_n above_o a_o treaty_n nor_o the_o low_a ebb_n below_o a_o fight_n though_o it_o be_v not_o any_o sign_n of_o true_a valour_n to_o be_v prodigal_a of_o man_n life_n rather_o than_o to_o be_v draw_v to_o produce_v our_o own_o reason_n or_o to_o subscribe_v to_o other_o man_n pag._n 170._o line_n 27._o in_o the_o safety_n and_o preservation_n of_o the_o prince_n and_o the_o law_n all_o honest_a man_n think_v the_o welfare_n of_o their_o country_n do_v consist_v for_o and_o with_o all_o which_o it_o be_v far_o more_o honourable_a and_o comfortable_a to_o suffer_v then_o to_o prosper_v in_o their_o ruin_n and_o subversion_n p._n 176._o 17._o neither_o show_v nor_o truth_n of_o piety_n be_v sufficient_a to_o dispen_v with_o or_o expiate_v the_o defect_n of_o subject_n duty_n and_o loyalty_n to_o their_o prince_n p._n 176._o 29._o in_o war_n the_o most_o prosperous_a success_n on_o either_o side_n impair_v the_o welfare_n of_o the_o whole_a p._n 179._o 5._o our_o mutual_a division_n be_v our_o common_a distraction_n and_o the_o union_n of_o all_o be_v every_o good_a man_n chief_a interest_n p._n 181._o 2._o a_o great_a miscarriage_n it_o be_v that_o popular_a clamour_n and_o furl_n shall_v be_v allow_v the_o reputation_n of_o zeal_n and_o the_o public_a sense_n p._n 183._o 3._o the_o study_n to_o plea_n some_o party_n injure_v all_o p._n 183._o 6._o freedom_n moderation_n and_o impartiality_n be_v sure_o the_o best_a temper_n of_o reform_v counsil_n and_o endeavour_n what_o be_v act_v by_o faction_n can_v but_o offend_v more_o than_o it_o please_v p._n 183._o 8._o the_o vulgar_a be_v take_v with_o novelty_n as_o child_n with_o baby_n very_o much_o but_o not_o very_o long_o p._n 186._o 18._o good_a prince_n as_o they_o own_v their_o kingdom_n from_o god_n so_o they_o desire_v to_o rule_v for_o his_o glory_n and_o his_o church_n good_a p._n 188._o 14._o as_o good_a end_n can_v justify_v evil_a mean_n so_o nor_o will_n evil_a begin_n ever_o bring_v forth_o good_a conclusion_n unless_o god_n by_o a_o miracle_n of_o mercy_n creäte_v light_n out_o of_o darkness_n order_n out_o of_o confusion_n and_o peace_n out_o of_o our_o passion_n p._n 188._o 21._o a_o good_a prince_n wishe_n his_o subject_n have_v a_o clear_a sight_n into_o his_o most_o retire_a thought_n where_o they_o may_v discover_v how_o they_o be_v divide_v betwixt_o his_o love_n and_o care_n not_o more_o to_o preserve_v his_o own_o right_n then_o to_o procure_v their_o peace_n and_o happiness_n and_o extreme_a grief_n to_o see_v they_o both_o deceive_v and_o destroy_v p._n 191._o 1._o bee_n will_v gather_v honey_n where_o the_o spider_n sucks_v poison_n p._n 191._o 13._o subject_n can_v hardly_o be_v happy_a if_o their_o prince_n be_v miserable_a or_o enjoy_v their_o peace_n and_o liberty_n while_o he_o be_v oppress_v p._n 191._o 18._o some_o man_n design_n be_v like_o absalom_n by_o enormous_a action_n to_o widen_v difference_n and_o to_o exasperate_v all_o side_n to_o such_o distance_n as_o may_v make_v all_o reconciliation_n desperate_a p._n 191._o 22._o with_o the_o vulgar_a prosperity_n gain_v the_o great_a esteem_n and_o applause_n as_o adversity_n expose_v to_o their_o great_a slight_n and_o disrespect_n as_o if_o good_a fortune_n be_v always_o the_o shadow_n of_o virtue_n and_o justice_n and_o do_v not_o often_o attend_v vicious_a and_o injurious_a action_n as_o to_o this_o world_n p._n 193._o 6._o no_o secular_a advantage_n seem_v sufficient_a to_o that_o cause_n which_o begin_v with_o tumult_n and_o depend_v chief_o upon_o the_o reputation_n with_o the_o vulgar_a p._n 193._o 13._o the_o take_v away_o of_o a_o prince_n credit_n be_v but_o a_o necessary_a preparation_n to_o the_o take_v away_o of_o his_o life_n and_o his_o kingdom_n p._n 193._o 25._o what_o providence_n deny_v to_o force_n it_o may_v grant_v to_o prudence_n p._n 197._o 18._o confidence_n of_o a_o enemy_n may_v disarm_v and_o overcome_v he_o p._n 197._o 26._o so_o various_a be_v all_o human_a affair_n and_o so_o necessitous_a may_v the_o state_n of_o prince_n be_v that_o their_o great_a danger_n may_v be_v in_o their_o suppose_a safety_n and_o their_o safety_n in_o their_o suppose_a danger_n p._n 198._o 21._o it_o be_v some_o skill_n in_o play_n to_o know_v when_o a_o game_n be_v lose_v better_o fair_o to_o give_v over_o then_o to_o contest_v in_o vain_a 199._o 6._o restraint_n though_o it_o have_v as_o little_a of_o safety_n to_o a_o prince_n yet_o it_o have_v not_o more_o of_o danger_n pag._n 202._o lin._n 30._o if_o my_o captivity_n or_o death_n must_v be_v the_o price_n of_o the_o redemption_n of_o the_o law_n i_o grudge_n not_o to_o pay_v it_o 204._o 1._o no_o condition_n can_v make_v a_o king_n miserable_a which_o carrie_n not_o with_o it_o his_o soul_n his_o people_n and_o posteritie_n thraldom_n p._n 204._o 3._o i_o rather_o choose_v to_o suffer_v for_o my_o subject_n then_o with_o they_o p._n 204._o 8._o i_o have_v rather_o hazard_v the_o ruin_n of_o one_o king_n then_o confirm_v