Selected quad for the lemma: justice_n

Word A	Word B	Word C	Word D	Occurrence	Frequency Band	MI	MI Band	Prominent
justice_n	chief_a	lord_n	plea_n	5,523	5	9.8646	5	true

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ID	Title	Author	Corrected Date of Publication (TCP Date of Publication)	STC	Words	Pages
A02480	A touchestone for this time present expresly declaring such ruines, enormities, and abuses as trouble the Churche of God and our Christian common wealth at this daye. VVherevnto is annexed a perfect rule to be obserued of all parents and scholemaisters, in the trayning vp of their schollers and children in learning. Newly set foorth by E.H.	Hake, Edward, fl. 1560-1604.; Erasmus, Desiderius, d. 1536. De pueris ad virtutem instituendis.	1574 (1574)	STC 12609; ESTC S105953	36,378	106

Forget not in prosperity ne faint ye in aduersitye The one cometh of too much cōfidence the other of dispayre If thou haue welth vse the same to the profite of thy brethren to the reliefe of the néedye in due distribution If thou haue scarsitye or other affliction what soeuer repine not ther at neyther by sinistre meanes séeke to amēd thine estate grudgingly refuse it not nor frowardlye wishe thou of thy selfe to auoide it Remember how the Children of Israel séeking without paines to come to the Lande of promise receyued not onely a more tedious wayte of trauayle and paines but also euen all of them except Iosua and Caleb were quite and cleane excluded from that place so desired Finally you that be Parents haue a special regard to the bringing vp of your children Let theyr education be godly theyr yong yéeres not carelesse remēbring euermore that childers Children are the crowne of the elders and the glorye of theyr Fathers Let your Sonnes haue correction and your Daughters be bridled Teache them the commandementes of God and haue regard to their waies that your sōns may florishe your Daughters bée fruitfull by the one to haue Iustice by the other increase of housholdes people Let them learne obedience walke in humilitye Let theyr vertues aduance them and truth stil defend them Let them marry for vertue and not for promotion That that whiche hath béene and is at this daye cryed out vppon in all places maye nowe at the laste bée reformed that no more it bee sayde you sell your Daughters for money as men sel their horses and shéepe That Matrimony no more bée accounted to Halte nor Whoredome a pleasure That earth maye bée peopled and heauen styl enlarged That wee maye staye euen nowe at the last the riottous race of our damnable liuing And that to vs it bee not spoken as it was sometimes sayd to the children of Israel The people turneth not vnto them that smite them neyther doe they seeke the Lord of hoastes Therfore vvill the Lorde cutte from them in one daye euen head and Taile Braunche and Tvvig the auncient and the honourable Man is the head the Prophete that Preacheth lyes is the taile for the leaders of the people do cause them to erre and they that are led by them are deuoured Therefore vvill the Lord haue no pleasure in theyr yong men nor pitie theyr Fatherlesse and vvidovves For euerye one is an hipocrite and vvicked and euery mouth speaketh lyes ¶ A Compendious fourme of education to be diligently obserued of all Parentes and Scholemaisters in the trayning vp of their Children and Schollers in learning ¶ Gathered into Englishe meeter by Edward Hake To maister Iohn Harlowe his approoued friende AFter that the right honourable the Lord chiefe Iustice of the common plees had permitted vnto me the othe of an Attourney thereby admitting me into the number of Attourneys in the common place it vvas persvvaded vnto me by certain good friends of mine for that the name of an Attourney in the common place is novv a dayes grovven into contempt vvhether in respect of the multitude of thē whiche is great besides an huge rable of Pettipractizers or rather Petifoggers dispersed into euerye corner of this Realme or vvhether in respect of their loose and levvde dealinges vvhich are manifolde Or vvhether in both those respectes I knovve not I say it vvas for this cause persvvaded vnto me to dedicate a litle time wholy and altogether to my professed studies of the common Lavves that I might therby the better enable my selfe to do good in that calling VVherevpon resoluing my selfe determinately to follovve that purpose I thought it conuenient to seclude from me all those forreine exercises vvhich might any vvayes seeme to repugne or to be as it were a proposito aliena But as in those my studies prefixed being tied vnto solytarinesse in the Countrey vvhich for my lot hath hapned vnto me by mariage after a vvhile I perceiued that vvanting as I there did the benefite of mine accustomed conference it vvas impossible for me vvithout some exercise of the minde to cōtinue or vvith profite to go forvvarde in the same In vvhich respect I contented my selfe betvvixt vvhiles and for recreation sake to resort vnto mine accustomed exercise but so as if it might be some profite might redound therof vnto others And happening by good lucke vpon a certaine Latine booke intituled De pueris statim ac liberaliter instituendis I gathered compendiously out of the same as not being able to allovve my selfe time enough from my said studies to accomplish the part of a Translatour such certaine summary documents as might seeme sufficient to frame an orderly and good forme of education vvhich also I haue turned into English meter and that for these tvvo causes especially First for that prose requireth a more exact labour then meeter doth and could not haue been enterprised vvithout going through the vvhole booke vvhervnto my small allovvaunce of time as is aforesayde coulde not be aunsvverable Secondly because meeter vnto the vnlearned vvhom I heartily vvish to be follovvers of this booke doth seeme a great deale more pleasaunt then prose and doth mitigate as it vvere the harshnes of the matter VVhich litle booke I do offer vnto you my approued friend as a token of my good vvyll in vvhom as in my selfe I do perceiue a special loue not onely vnto this but also vnto euery other good forme of education as being trained vp together vvith me your poore scholefellow vvith the instructions of that learned and exquisite teacher Maister Iohn Hopkins that vvorthy Schoolemaister nay rather that most vvorthy parent vnto all children committed to his charge of education Of vvhose memory if J should in such an oportunity as this is be forgetful J might iustly be accompted the most vnthankefull person in the vvorld considering that I haue franckly tasted of his goodnes in this behalfe that if it be not vnseemely so to vvishe vvould to God J had liued at his feete euen dayes and yeres longer then J did But to returne in respect onely of good vvyll and loue I send vnto you these fevv quaiers praying you to accept the same in equal part resorting indifferentlye vnto the consideration of those common affections of loue vvhich are vvont rather patiently to beare reproche that any vvayes to lye hyd and vnknovven vnto the party so beloued VVherein I rest ¶ Your owne assuredlye Edvvarde Hake ❧ To the Reader WHat age in Infantes is requirde or ere they should bée taught What sort of Teachers best agrées what Schooles bée good what naught Dewe meanes also t' instruct them well all these good Readers here Within this booke though smal to vewe in largest wise appeare With other matters incident which to my simple skill For thy delite I haue discourste and written with good will. My meaning doe accept for good but pardon thinges amisse So shall my penne for thy