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that had aucthoritie otherwise to see him punished. ffor wch cause<br/>
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that had aucthoritie otherwise to see him punished. ffor wch cause  
afterwardes were constituted kinges officers & magistrats, and<br/>
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afterwardes were constituted kinges officers & magistrats, and  
prouision made that iustice was exequuted by them, and that<br/>
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prouision made that iustice was exequuted by them, and that  
whosoever did take vppon him the punishement of wronge by him<br/>
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whosoever did take vppon him the punishement of wronge by him  
selfe was punished, because in so doinge he vsurped the devine<br/>
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selfe was punished, because in so doinge he vsurped the devine  
iustice, wch is the office of God geven to Princes appointed<br/>
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iustice, wch is the office of God geven to Princes appointed  
by him herevppon were made the written lawes, before wch<br/>
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by him herevppon were made the written lawes, before wch  
iustice was donne by the Royall hande, by wch the powre of<br/>
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iustice was donne by the Royall hande, by wch the powre of  
kinges do commaunde exequution. And then God comman:<br/>
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kinges do commaunde exequution. And then God comman:  
ded that offendors sholde be punished, and also that battle &<br/>
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ded that offendors sholde be punished, and also that battle &  
warre sholde be made vppon such as disturbed the peace in<br/>
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warre sholde be made vppon such as disturbed the peace in  
kingedomes and provinces. God also commaunded that men<br/>
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kingedomes and provinces. God also commaunded that men  
sholde arme them selues against Rebells and evell doers<br/>
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sholde arme them selues against Rebells and evell doers  
In thease lawfull warrs when there was no superior that<br/>
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In thease lawfull warrs when there was no superior that  
coulde chastize offenders and personns disobedient the<br/>
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coulde chastize offenders and personns disobedient the  
custome of particular battle and combat was invented. wherin<br/>
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custome of particular battle and combat was invented. wherin  
it was ordered that for proofe of offence, when the<br/>
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it was ordered that for proofe of offence, when the  
faulte was not apparaunte, they sholde fighte man to<br/>
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faulte was not apparaunte, they sholde fighte man to  
man. And thus for terror to them that wolde offende and<br/>
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man. And thus for terror to them that wolde offende and  
doe wronge to others, yt was permitted that such as they<br/>
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doe wronge to others, yt was permitted that such as they  
offred iniurie vnto, might assaile them by combatt. ffor<br/>
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offred iniurie vnto, might assaile them by combatt. ffor  
the lawe of defence is permitted, to brutish beasts by in:<br/>
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the lawe of defence is permitted, to brutish beasts by in:  
stincte of nature, who finding them selves provoked by<br/>
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stincte of nature, who finding them selves provoked by  
others of their kinde wth their armes wch nature hath<br/>
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others of their kinde wth their armes wch nature hath  
geven them wherwth they finde somme waies to defende<br/>
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geven them wherwth they finde somme waies to defende  
them selves as their teeth hornes feels and such like,<br/>
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them selves as their teeth hornes feels and such like,  
And this defence is also naturall to men provoked by<br/>
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And this defence is also naturall to men provoked by  
iniurie, when aucthoritie or licence of the Emperior &<br/>
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iniurie, when aucthoritie or licence of the Emperior &  
Prince who hath powre to graunte battle for iuste<br/>
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Prince who hath powre to graunte battle for iuste  
cause doe so permitt, wheras is no witness sufficient<br/>
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cause doe so permitt, wheras is no witness sufficient  
 
that might by ordinarie Iustice put order in the cause.
 
that might by ordinarie Iustice put order in the cause.

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that had aucthoritie otherwise to see him punished. ffor wch cause afterwardes were constituted kinges officers & magistrats, and prouision made that iustice was exequuted by them, and that whosoever did take vppon him the punishement of wronge by him selfe was punished, because in so doinge he vsurped the devine iustice, wch is the office of God geven to Princes appointed by him herevppon were made the written lawes, before wch iustice was donne by the Royall hande, by wch the powre of kinges do commaunde exequution. And then God comman: ded that offendors sholde be punished, and also that battle & warre sholde be made vppon such as disturbed the peace in kingedomes and provinces. God also commaunded that men sholde arme them selues against Rebells and evell doers In thease lawfull warrs when there was no superior that coulde chastize offenders and personns disobedient the custome of particular battle and combat was invented. wherin it was ordered that for proofe of offence, when the faulte was not apparaunte, they sholde fighte man to man. And thus for terror to them that wolde offende and doe wronge to others, yt was permitted that such as they offred iniurie vnto, might assaile them by combatt. ffor the lawe of defence is permitted, to brutish beasts by in: stincte of nature, who finding them selves provoked by others of their kinde wth their armes wch nature hath geven them wherwth they finde somme waies to defende them selves as their teeth hornes feels and such like, And this defence is also naturall to men provoked by iniurie, when aucthoritie or licence of the Emperior & Prince who hath powre to graunte battle for iuste cause doe so permitt, wheras is no witness sufficient that might by ordinarie Iustice put order in the cause.