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1 4 |                      Although man, when excited by a certain
2 7 |       power being held by one man or by more, provided only
3 11|  Author of nature, wills that man should live in a civil society;
4 11|    latter not to obey. But no man has in himself or of himself
5 12|     into the power of the one man in whose person the whole
6 16|       God will not accept any man's person, neither will he
7 16|   will he stand in awe of any man's greatness; for he made
8 17| conduces to the excellence of man. For they understand that,
9 17|     is neither slave nor free man; that there is one Lord