Selected quad for the lemma: justice_n

Word A	Word B	Word C	Word D	Occurrence	Frequency Band	MI	MI Band	Prominent
justice_n	england_n	king_n	sir_n	3,231	5	5.7539	4	false

Text snippets containing the quad

ID	Title	Author	Corrected Date of Publication (TCP Date of Publication)	STC	Words	Pages
B03712	Anglo-Judæus, or The history of the Jews, whilst here in England. Relating their manners, carriage, and usage, from their admission by William the Conqueror, to their banishment. Occasioned by a book, written to His Highness, the Lord Protector (with a declaration to the Commonwealth of England) for their re-admission, by Rabbi Menasses Ben Israel. To which is also subjoyned a particular answer, by W.H.	Hughes, William, of Gray's Inn. aut	1656 (1656)	Wing H3321; Thomason E.863[3]; Interim Tract Supplement Guide 482.b.3[8]; ESTC R12585	34,661	56

of_o their_o vie_v with_o one_o another_o make_v his_o own_o market_n take_v most_o that_o be_v offer_v and_o so_o the_o jew_n empty_v their_o purse_n purchase_v their_o continuance_n a_o little_a long_o but_o vengeance_n press_v they_o at_o their_o very_a heel_n they_o act_v such_o a_o horrid_a murder_n this_o year_n beyond_o the_o sea_n as_o be_v scarce_o to_o be_v think_v and_o if_o not_o they_o hard_a to_o be_v believe_v doubtless_o the_o prejudice_n and_o antipathy_n betwixt_o the_o english_a nation_n and_o they_o now_o be_v such_o as_o will_v not_o admit_v of_o any_o reconciliation_n and_o thereupon_o may_v divers_a inconvenience_n proceed_v but_o especial_o the_o disagreement_n of_o their_o religion_n join_v with_o great_a perverseness_n of_o disposition_n plunge_v they_o into_o devilish_a and_o unheard_a of_o wickedness_n this_o year_n they_o be_v general_o imprison_v here_o in_o england_n and_o as_o we_o may_v say_v as_o guilty_a in_o approbation_n at_o least_o of_o what_o their_o countryman_n practise_v in_o other_o part_n who_o at_o munchen_n in_o bavere_n stab_v a_o child_n throughout_o his_o whole_a body_n with_o needle_n 442._o aventin_n boiorum_fw-la annal_n l._n 7._o p_o 442._o take_v his_o blood_n in_o a_o basin_n to_o use_v it_o as_o the_o suspicion_n be_v then_o in_o sacrifice_n for_o staunch_a that_o issue_n of_o blood_n wherewith_o this_o people_n christian_n know_v why_o be_v continual_o pester_v these_o butcher_n be_v detect_v by_o the_o drover_n a_o old_a hag_n take_v in_o the_o very_a manner_n while_o she_o be_v steal_v a_o second_o for_o the_o same_o purpose_n the_o body_n of_o the_o former_a be_v find_v out_o by_o her_o direction_n the_o fresh_a print_n of_o infinite_a wound_n fill_v with_o gore_n implore_v vengeance_n as_o it_o be_v with_o so_o many_o water_v and_o blubber_a eye_n so_o enrage_v the_o multitude_n that_o they_o can_v not_o expect_v the_o judge_n sentence_n but_o fall_v immediate_o upon_o these_o jew_n notwithstanding_o the_o prince_n servant_n and_o their_o chief_a magistrate_n earnest_a endeavour_n to_o appease_v the_o tumult_n convey_v as_o many_o jew_n as_o they_o can_v into_o their_o synagogue_n which_o the_o people_n burn_v with_o fury_n set_v on_o fire_n and_o with_o it_o burn_v 180._o jew_n but_o this_o by_o way_n of_o digression_n fall_v out_o in_o this_o year_n now_o to_o return_v again_o to_o england_n the_o several_a king_n make_v their_o market_n out_o of_o the_o jew_n storehouse_n at_o all_o occasion_n the_o score_n be_v to_o be_v discharge_v at_o the_o subject_n cost_n not_o content_a to_o let_v they_o rob_v the_o country_n by_o their_o unmerciful_a deal_n they_o must_v also_o upon_o their_o wicked_a desire_n give_v they_o security_n against_o justice_n itself_o for_o a_o little_a gain_n it_o happen_v that_o in_o the_o 15._o year_n of_o this_o king_n 1288._o he_o be_v then_o in_o gascoin_n a_o certain_a knight_n sue_v a_o jew_n for_o the_o unjust_a detain_v of_o a_o mortgage_a manor_n the_o jew_n shift_v off_o the_o business_n and_o for_o his_o discharge_n produce_v a_o protection_n king_n henry_n have_v grant_v he_o that_o he_o shall_v never_o be_v convent_v before_o any_o magistrate_n but_o himself_o alone_o vial_v thom_n vial_v upon_o this_o the_o knight_n go_v over_o to_o the_o king_n desire_v justice_n against_o his_o adversary_n avoid_v the_o equity_n of_o law_n by_o such_o a_o unreasonable_a privilege_n the_o king_n answer_v it_o will_v not_o stand_v with_o reverence_n due_a to_o the_o memory_n of_o his_o father_n to_o make_v void_a that_o he_o have_v grant_v in_o this_o matter_n but_o he_o will_v indulge_v he_o also_o this_o privilege_n that_o so_o he_o may_v be_v even_o with_o his_o adversary_n that_o what_o injury_n he_o or_o any_o other_o christian_n shall_v offer_v to_o that_o man_n they_o shall_v not_o be_v bind_v to_o appear_v before_o any_o but_o himself_o alone_o as_o long_o as_o the_o jew_n shall_v stand_v upon_o his_o charter_n the_o knight_n return_v home_o with_o this_o answer_n and_o his_o honest_a adversary_n be_v acquaint_v with_o his_o success_n be_v glad_a to_o come_v to_o what_o accommodation_n law_n will_v offer_v no_o long_o insist_v upon_o his_o former_a grant_n this_o people_n honesty_n in_o this_o particular_a be_v very_o conspicuous_a this_o man_n have_v a_o intention_n to_o be_v wicked_a and_o must_v have_v a_o privilege_n for_o it_o but_o count_v of_o christian_n worse_a than_o of_o turk_n and_o infidel_n because_o more_o direct_o oppose_v they_o in_o their_o way_n of_o superstition_n what_o they_o may_v get_v any_o way_n they_o count_v it_o their_o own_o and_o honest_o enough_o fear_v of_o punishment_n no_o conscience_n bridle_v their_o malice_n but_o such_o like_a throw_n of_o their_o dishonesty_n be_v but_o still_a sign_n of_o their_o ensue_a death_n and_o of_o that_o delivery_n the_o land_n be_v about_o to_o make_v of_o they_o it_o be_v radicate_v in_o the_o nature_n of_o thing_n to_o unite_v their_o spirit_n and_o double_a their_o diligence_n against_o that_o which_o be_v short_o likely_a to_o work_v their_o ruin_n their_o iniquity_n be_v now_o full_o ripe_a their_o time_n be_v also_o already_o accomplish_v king_n edward_n be_v return_v out_o of_o gascoign_n 1_o thom_n wa●sing_v in_o edu._n 1_o and_o be_v honourable_o receive_v of_o the_o clergy_n and_o nobility_n hold_v a_o parliament_n at_o westminster_n such_o as_o be_v likely_a to_o bring_v nothing_o but_o calamity_n to_o the_o jew_n for_o who_o expulsion_n so_o much_o have_v be_v before_o this_o time_n offer_v the_o people_n in_o parliament_n be_v say_v to_o be_v resolve_v rather_o to_o undo_v themselves_o once_o then_o be_v always_o undo_v their_o religion_n safety_n of_o their_o child_n and_o the_o kingdom_n honour_n and_o profit_n which_o by_o the_o embase_v and_o clip_v of_o its_o coin_n have_v go_v to_o wrack_n call_v upon_o they_o and_o a_o fifteen_o be_v offer_v to_o the_o king_n to_o have_v they_o expel_v 1._o vide_fw-la holinsh_fw-mi in_o edw._n 1._o it_o seem_v they_o do_v not_o now_o overbid_v for_o the_o fifteen_o be_v accepe_v and_o a_o act_n make_v august_n 31_o 1290._o and_o the_o 18_o of_o the_o king_n westm_n matth._n westm_n that_o upon_o pain_n of_o hang_v they_o their_o w●ves_n and_o child_n shall_v before_o the_o feast_n of_o all-saint_n next_o ensue_v depart_v the_o land_n some_o say_v alii_fw-la wa●singham_n holinsh_fw-mi &_o alii_fw-la they_o have_v only_a money_n give_v they_o to_o bear_v their_o charge_n over_o into_o france_n other_o say_v that_o all_o good_n not_o movable_n with_o their_o tally_n and_o obligation_n be_v confiscate_v all_o other_o movable_n as_o gold_n and_o silver_n they_o be_v license_v to_o carry_v over_o the_o number_n of_o they_o when_o they_o depart_v be_v about_o 16511._o many_o more_o than_o at_o their_o first_o come_v a_o increase_a misery_n to_o the_o land_n where_o ere_o they_o come_v by_o virtue_n of_o this_o injunction_n holinsh_fw-mi holinsh_fw-mi and_o in_o obedience_n to_o it_o they_o prepare_v for_o their_o removal_n divers_a of_o the_o rich_a hi●e_n a_o great_a ship_n and_o therein_o have_v put_v much_o treasure_n be_v carry_v down_o the_o thames_n towards_o the_o mouth_n of_o the_o river_n beyond_o quinborough_n where_o the_o master_n wicked_o conspire_v with_o the_o mariner_n to_o rob_v they_o of_o their_o riches_n they_o be_v advise_v to_o go_v down_o out_o of_o the_o ship_n with_o he_o and_o walk_v upon_o the_o sand_n to_o take_v the_o air_n have_v so_o do_v and_o it_o be_v now_o flow_v water_n and_o the_o fands_n beginning_n to_o be_v cover_v the_o master_n be_v draw_v up_o by_o a_o cord_n on_o shipboard_n but_o they_o be_v then_o leave_v expose_v to_o be_v swallow_v up_o of_o the_o wave_n cry_v out_o for_o help_n they_o be_v inhumane_o bid_v to_o call_v upon_o moses_n for_o deliverance_n and_o perish_v miserable_o by_o the_o flood_n this_o greediness_n of_o gain_n in_o the_o master_n and_o mariner_n be_v just_o reward_v he_o with_o other_o be_v arraign_v and_o condemn_v by_o the_o justice_n itinerant_n and_o according_o execute_v for_o so_o vile_a a_o fact_n though_o little_a pity_n be_v have_v for_o the_o generality_n of_o they_o that_o perish_v cook_n sir_n ed_n cook_n be_v look_v upon_o only_a as_o pursue_v by_o the_o hand_n of_o divine_a justice_n now_o go_v they_o be_v and_o the_o english_a people_n disquiet_v with_o they_o and_o never_o since_o can_v they_o procure_v licence_n to_o return_v king_n henry_n the_o three_o found_v a_o house_n for_o those_o of_o they_o that_o shall_v be_v convert_v in_o his_o 17_o year_n survey_n cambden_n stow_n survey_n which_o afterward_o in_o the_o 50_o of_o edward_n the_o three_o be_v again_o dissolve_v and_o appoint_v to_o the_o keep_n of_o the_o roll_n in_o which_o service_n it_o continue_v to_o this_o day_n king_n edward_n the_o first_o