Whatsoever Is Good; The Same Is Also

To Live By One Man's Will Becomes The Cause Of All Misery.

Man Doth Seek A Triple Perfection: First A Sensual, Consisting In Those Things Which Very Life Itself Requireth Either As Necessary Supplements, Or As Beauties And Ornaments Thereof; Then An Intellectual, Consisting In Those Things Which None Underneath Man Is Either Capable Of Or Acquainted With; Lastly A Spiritual And Divine, Consisting In Those Things Whereunto We Tend By Supernatural Means Here, But Cannot Here Attain Unto Them.

Of Two Evils We Take The Less.

Angels Are Unsatisfiable In Their Longing To Do By All Means All Manner Of Good Unto All The Creatures, ...especially The Children Of Men.

He That Goeth About To Persuade A Multitude That They Are Not So Well Governed As They Ought To Be Shall Never Want Attentive And Favorable Hearers.