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A93038	Or what mean we thereby?
A93038	What hath he done to be excluded and dispossest of his undubitable Right?
A69635	But how?
A69635	Doth not every Parliament mans heart rise to see the Prelats thus usurpe to themselves the Grand Preeminence of Parliament?
A69635	Where is the legislative Authority?
A69635	Where is the power of imposing Taxes?
A69635	Where is the power of restoring from incapacites?
A71317	5. there it is said, That there shall be no fore- stasting of Wines, but by whom?
A71317	And is the reason of it, quia natura omnes homines erant liberi?
A71317	And what is the reason of this favour?
A71317	But I demand, Do these offices or operations of law evacuate or frustrate the originall submission, which was naturall?
A71317	Favour of Law, what meane J by that?
A71317	For is it not much to make a Subject Naturalized?
A71317	For the five Acts of Parliament which I spoke of which are concluding to this question?
A71317	How prove I that?
A71317	I demand whether this Countrey conquered shall qe naturalized both in England and Scotland, because it was purchased by the joynt Armes of both?
A71317	Is it not a common principle, that the Law favoureth three things, Life, Liberty,& Dower?
A71317	Nay how should the birth of a subject be tryed that is borne of English Parents in Spain or Florence, or any part of the world?
A71317	That of Equity was because the common people were in no fault, but as the Scripture saith in a like case, quid fecerunt oves iftoe?
A71317	Why?
A71317	and that servitude or villenage, doth crosse and abridge the Law of Nature?
A71317	or shall it be said that all allegiance is by law?
A71317	that erects the Ports of Burdeaux and Bayonne, for the staple Townes of wine, the Statute Ordaines that if any, but who?
A67349	A Subject should be heard before he''s slain: And does less right belong to us that Reign?
A67349	And rob your Country of her chiefest good?
A67349	But say we are to live elsewhere, What has the Innocent to fear?
A67349	But should a Prince, because he does comply With one, that''s fair, and not unwilling, dye?
A67349	But( Mr. Speaker) whilst these men have thus bent their Wits against the Law of their Country, have they not neglected their own Profession?
A67349	By what new Gods, Amintor, will you swear?
A67349	Can I be treated worse below, Than here?
A67349	Can you expect, that she should be so sage To rule her blood, and you not rule your rage?
A67349	Can you find room for one so bad as I, That humbly begs she may among you dye?
A67349	Happy this Isle, with such a Hero blest; What Vertue dwells not in his Loyal Breast?
A67349	Heav''n would ensnare us — who can scape, When fatal things have such a shape?
A67349	How shall I look upon that noble Youth, So full of Patience, Loyalty, and Truth?
A67349	Let your great heart a gracious motion feel: Is''t not enough, you see Melantius kneel?
A67349	Me for what nobler use can you reserve, Than thus the Crown from danger to preserve?
A67349	Or is it fit the people should be taught Your Sisters frailty, with my Brothers fault?
A67349	Reward a Souldiers Merit with a stain To his whole Race, and yet securely Reign?
A67349	Shall Princes then, that are but Gods of clay, Think they may safely with our honour play?
A67349	The King has wrong''d you: Is it just that yo ● Mischief to me and the whole Nation do?
A67349	The pow''r of Princes Armies overthrows: What can our Sex against such force oppose?
A67349	Those chearful Singers know not why They should make any haste to dye: And yet they Couple — Can they know Love, without knowing Sorrow too?
A67349	What Tares are grown up in the Field which they should have Tilled?
A67349	What double Cruelty is this?
A67349	What may we not expect from such a hand, That has, with Books, Himself at free Command?
A67349	Why did not you your own sierce hand employ, As I do mine, and tell the reason why?
A67349	Why should she use Her Pen to me?
A67349	Will you contract the guilt of Royal Blood?
A67349	Would you That made me wretched, keep me always so?
A67349	for never yet From distant Regions two such Beauties met?
A67349	or more unjustly?
A33148	( g) What mark of domestical baseness has not been branded upon your life?
A33148	A liberty established upon what Valour?
A33148	And how can they be without them, especially these long Cold Nights?
A33148	Annon divina M. Tullii Ciceronis eloquentia — Catilinae fregit audaciam?
A33148	Are not you advised, that your Conspiracy is palpably known to all here?
A33148	Are not you aware that all your Plots are discovered?
A33148	But how far may he be thought from Goal and Irons, who judges himself worthy of Restraint?
A33148	But how many, think you, were there, who would not believe my Information?
A33148	But if there be any fear of Envy, is the Censure of Severity and Courage more greatly to be feared, than that of Baseness and Cowardise?
A33148	But if you ask my Counsel, I advise you; For what is there, Catiline, which can any longer be pleasing to you in the City?
A33148	But now, what life do you lead?
A33148	But what do those poor wretches mean?
A33148	But wherefore, do I talk, Can any thing daunt you?
A33148	But who can endure this, that Cowards should lay wait for the Valiant, Fools for the Wise, Sots for the Sober, Sluggards for the Vigilant?
A33148	But why are we thus long discoursing of one Enemy?
A33148	Can they carry their small Girles with them into the Camp?
A33148	Can you ever be reformed?
A33148	Catiline, What would you have more, if neither night can shrowd in its darkness your wicked Cabals?
A33148	Consider, how one Night has almost confounded an Empire, founded with what Labours?
A33148	Did I throw him into Banishment, that I saw was already entred upon a War?
A33148	Did ● ou observe that that Colony was ● y my Order secured with Guards ● f mine to watch and ward there?
A33148	Do the looks and faces of all these in presence nothing at all dash you?
A33148	Do they not see, that they lust after that, which, if they could compass, must needs be granted some Fugitive or Fencer?
A33148	Do you fear the Envy of Posterity?
A33148	Do you make any question to do that at my Order, which you were before a doing of your own accord?
A33148	Do you mind?
A33148	Do you not think, when Italy shall be made desolate with War, the Cities plundered, the Houses a- fire, you shall then fall under a flagrant Eny?
A33148	Do you observe the silence of all present?
A33148	Do you then think in the Common Desolation, that your possessions shall be sacred and untouched?
A33148	For War?
A33148	For( f) a Bill to cancel old Debts?
A33148	Fortunes improved and raised, by what bounty of the Gods?
A33148	HOw long, Catiline, will you abuse our pa ● ience?
A33148	Has the Night- Guard of the Palace nothing daunted you?
A33148	Have your Eyes ever been refrain''d from any lust?
A33148	Here, what complacence will you find?
A33148	How do you think that is to be taken by you?
A33148	How long shall that fury of yours hector down even us too?
A33148	How many passes of yours, so made, that they seemed unavoidable, have I put by by a slight turn, and as the word is, with the motion of my body?
A33148	How many that even justifie it?
A33148	How many, many times already has that Dagger been wrung out of your hands?
A33148	How many, that out of corrupt Principles, abetted it?
A33148	How many, that out of simplicity could not have thought it?
A33148	How often by some casualty dropt and slipt down?
A33148	How often would you have killed me, when designed, how often since entred, upon the Consulship?
A33148	If your Countrey should thus address to you, ought she not to obtain it; although she could not force you?
A33148	In a word, who looked upon him, so well as a forlorne Citizen, and not rather as a most dangerous Enemy?
A33148	In what City d ● we live?
A33148	Intend to leave the Town?
A33148	Is it the old Custom?
A33148	M. Cato the Elder said ● I had rather men shoul ● enquire why has Cato no Im ● ge?
A33148	Nor a private House within its walls, the words of your Conspiracy?
A33148	Nothing the Concourse of all the honest able Men?
A33148	Nothing the Fears and Jealousies of the People?
A33148	Nothing the Watches about the City?
A33148	Nothing the holding the Senate in this place of strength?
A33148	Now where was there ever such a spirit of inveigling youth as in him?
A33148	Sed quo te M. Tulli piaculo taceam?
A33148	Servilius Praetor, one day from punishment?
A33148	That you should ever think of with- drawing?
A33148	The Consul commands an Enemy to go out of Town, Do you ask, Whether to Banishment?
A33148	The Proofs being produced and declared, I put the Question to the Senate, What they would resolve upon for securing the State?
A33148	Then I shewed Lentulus his Letter, and inquired, Whether he knew the Seal?
A33148	To what bound shall your unbridled Audaciousness fly out?
A33148	Wh ● do not you speak?
A33148	What I pray hinders?
A33148	What Murders have been committed these late years, that he had not a hand in?
A33148	What Plot was there laid to confound the Common ● wealth?
A33148	What a Govern ● ment have we?
A33148	What do these stay for?
A33148	What is the matter, Catiline?
A33148	What joy will you triumph in?
A33148	What pleasure will you rant in?
A33148	What private disgrace does not asperse your Name?
A33148	What when as you were ● onfident you could surprise Prae ● este by an assault in the night, on ● he very first of November?
A33148	What young man is there by your pleasures inveagled, whom you have not furnished, either with a weapon to boldness or with an in ● enrive to lust?
A33148	What''s the matter, Catiline?
A33148	What, do you expect they should speak and give Order, whose meaning you will know by their silence?
A33148	What?
A33148	Which things being so, Catiline, do you make any scruple, if you can not be contented to die here, to go into some foreign place?
A33148	Why, what do you look for?
A33148	Will not you command him to be put in Irons, to be carried to Execution, to be punished with death?
A33148	Will you neither reverence her Authority?
A33148	You came even now into the Senate, did any one of this great Company of so many friends and acquaintance of yours, do you any reverence?
A33148	and puts it to the Question what the House please should be done with the Prison ● r ●?
A33148	and to commit that life of yours, conveyed away from many due and well dese ● ved punishments, to Exile and Obscurity?
A33148	especially when they might have overcome us, not by fighting, but by holding their peace?
A33148	how noble?
A33148	how potent?
A33148	nor be guided by her Direction?
A33148	nor stand in fear of her Power?
A33148	o ● of what vast debts?
A33148	than why hath h ● one?
A33148	wherea ● bouts are we?
A33148	who saluted him?
A33148	with what concourse, with what earnestness, with what courage, do they conspire to the common honour and safety?
A33148	your Hands from any attempt, or any villany from your whole body?
A81336	And at whose doore will the guilt and sin of all this lie?
A81336	And must I Sir, hereafter doe no exterior reverence, none at all, to God my Saviour, at the mention of his saving Name Jesus?
A81336	Beside the change of governors, doe you not give us new rules?
A81336	But I beseech you Sir, are not we herein as fit to give them our, as to take their example?
A81336	But in the mean time what becomes of the Bishops Lands?
A81336	But this( I feare) is magis optandum quàm sperandum: yet it being the cause of God, who can then despaire?
A81336	But with us how many poore distressed Ministers?
A81336	But( Sir) Vsquequo?
A81336	Donation from the King: is this title and authority, indulged to them by his Majesty?
A81336	Ecquis innocens erit, si accusare suffecerit?
A81336	Ergo, what?
A81336	Every one is not catechized in plain tearmes as I was, Art thou for us, or for our adversaries?
A81336	Five Lay- men shall require five Ministers to ordain: is not this new?
A81336	His mouth shut up for preaching truth boldly?
A81336	How dare we thus discompose, disfigure, and deforme the beauty of our Church?
A81336	How farre an Order of this House is binding?
A81336	How long shall we be in this wildernesse of Anarchy?
A81336	I dare not thinke( who can thinke it salva pietate?)
A81336	I desire one of that sence to stand up, and tell me sadly, would you have an Overseer in the Church or not?
A81336	If I would deale with a Papist, to reduce him; He answers( I have been answered so already) To what Religion would you perswade me?
A81336	If he who was our a Lord and Master, had not this worlds royalty, whence commeth that the Pope is Crowned?
A81336	If they had been so, what needed so curious c supplement when once the number was reduced to eleven?
A81336	If( M. White) there be in a Sermon( as there ought to be) aliquid mordacis veritatis, shall the Preacher be for this suspended?
A81336	In the meane time what view, what shew, what face of a Church shall poor England have?
A81336	Is bowing at the Name of Jesus lawfull?
A81336	Is bowing to or before the Altar lawfull?
A81336	Is there no imparity in all this?
A81336	M. Speaker, There is a certaine, new- born, un- seen, ignorant, dangerous, desperate way of Independency; Are we Sir, for this independent way?
A81336	Nay( Sir) are we for the elder brother of it, the Presbyteriall form?
A81336	No time, no bound set, no period fixed to our confusion of governement?
A81336	Now who were these common voyces?
A81336	Quo consule?
A81336	Quo teneam nodo mutantem Protea?
A81336	Shal I conclude that all these who are thus called Apostles, were indeed, and in proper acceptation very Apostles?
A81336	Shall I be bold to give you a very few instances?
A81336	Shall I be bold to give you one( and but one) instance more?
A81336	Shall I give you an easier instance?
A81336	Shall the Clergy hold different doctrines from us?
A81336	The Primate would be a( 8) Patriarch( his owne book breathed that hope) and once a Patriarch, why not a( 9) Pope?
A81336	The Vniversities( it will be said) are amply furnished with able disputants: what need other care, other provision?
A81336	The better sort think best of us: And why are we told that the people are expectant for a Declaration?
A81336	The end: to what end doe we decline thus to them that looke not for it?
A81336	Therefore they speak not at all in this Councell?
A81336	These Canons, were they forged in one Synod Nationall, or in two Provinciall?
A81336	They are Cathedrall also: if you take away the present proprietor, what shall become of the Land?
A81336	True, ergo what?
A81336	WHat is here for Root and Branch?
A81336	WHy am I thus unhappily, and thus publickly engaged?
A81336	Was it ever heard before, that any men of any Religion, in any age, did ever cut short and abridge any worship, upon any occasion to their God?
A81336	Was it then but one?
A81336	Was not our Protestation more sacred then an Order?
A81336	What have you there for Paedo- baptisme?
A81336	What is become of the divine Ordinance of Excommunication?
A81336	What is here for Root and Branch?
A81336	What is the government his heart doth wish for?
A81336	What is then to be thought on?
A81336	What precept or example have you frō our Saviour, that women shal receive the Sacrament of the Lords Supper?
A81336	What will the issue be, when hopes grow still on hopes?
A81336	What?
A81336	Where and in what corner of the world hath this aery Independency been asleep untill these daies?
A81336	Where is that Acies ordinata, the Church that was prophesied to be terrible as an army with banners?
A81336	Wherefore is this descension from a Parliament to a People?
A81336	Whether hath the Church authority in matters of faith?
A81336	Whether this particular Order be continuant or expired?
A81336	Whither shall we turn for cure?
A81336	Who ever went unto the Hesperides onely to fight with the Dragon?
A81336	Who hath read this command?
A81336	Why doe you endeavour to joyne those things that are separated by God?
A81336	Why should women be baptised, since the covenant( to wch baptisme doth succeed) Circumcision, was a seale between God and men onely?
A81336	Will the practice of Saint Paul, and the counsell of S. Peter serve for comment to this text?
A81336	Will they frame their argument from the verbe{ non- Roman}{ non- Roman}{ non- Roman}{ non- Roman}{ non- Roman} to be a Lord, or to rule?
A81336	With the whole Church, what is that?
A81336	and as themselves call it b Jura regalia, their royalty and rites of Baronage?
A81336	and can assigne wherein it is?
A81336	and his Cardinals in Purple?
A81336	and is the government still the same?
A81336	and one aime still riseth upon another, as one wave follows another?
A81336	doe you not take away the old?
A81336	for victory, and for nothing else?
A81336	give it a name to know it by: who can frame his argument aright, unlesse he can first tell against what he is to argue?
A81336	how comes it to passe that all the Canons speak in the singular number?
A81336	how then come their Acts and Canons to be imbodyed together?
A81336	must there be none?
A81336	nay was it ever in the world before?
A81336	nay, who can give a good morall and prudentiall reason for the subsistence of Archiepiscopie?
A81336	obey and performe your Order made the day before?
A81336	one for a hundred, wherewith our Pulpits, and our Presses do groan?
A81336	onely for that?
A81336	or can you secure our own House in order without a Speaker?
A81336	or doth Venice prosper without a Duke?
A81336	or from the preposition{ non- Roman}{ non- Roman}{ non- Roman}{ non- Roman}{ non- Roman}, added and united thereunto?
A81336	or shall our determinations binde them also?
A81336	or shall we cure the Common- wealth at the cost of the Church?
A81336	plain, flat, formall Idolatry?
A81336	they looke not up for this so extraordinary courtesie?
A81336	they were a holy Synod: would you argue against the Synod?
A81336	under what Kings raigne was it born?
A81336	was it a Nationall Synod?
A81336	was this government with us?
A81336	we shall not rifle for it; Shall we make a gift of what is none of our own?
A81336	were they two Provinciall Synods?
A81336	what do you call the meeting wherein they were made?
A81336	what have you there expresse, why I may not beleeve the Trinity to be three Almighties, as well as three persons,& but one Almighty?
A81336	what is our work but to reforme?
A81336	what is the Religion you professe?
A81336	whence have our Bishops their Lordships?
A81336	where may I find, and know, and see, and read the Religion you professe?
A81336	where may I heare that it hath a being?
A81336	where may I read( below the world in the Moone) that ever it had a being?
A81336	whether the Ministers of Christs Kingdome may receive worldly titles, and execute worldly Offices and powers?
A81336	who hath heard this command?
A81336	who hath seen this all- commanded Idolatry?
A81336	who were these 120. men?
A81336	why they were Commissioners: would you dispute the Commission?
A81336	why, who ever voted that to be divine?
A81336	will your commissionated Church be comely as the tents of Kedar, and as the curtaines of Solomon?
A81336	would you confute the Convocation?
A81336	— How curious then ought we to be, both in the matter and the forme?
A81336	— Quis enim doctrinam amplectitur ipsam, Praemia si tollas?