Sec.

 1 1    |      it is impossible that the rulers now on earth should make
 2 14   |     that since all princes and rulers of independent governments
 3 74(*)|     who, of fathers, were made rulers; as also the ancient custom
 4 102  |      the same consent they set rulers over themselves. So that
 5 111  |      and so no contest betwixt rulers and people about governors
 6 137  |     limits of the law; and the rulers too kept within their bounds,
 7 163  |       are not such as have set rulers over themselves, to guard,
 8 164  |      people's permitting their rulers to do several things, of
 9 166  |      the actions of those good rulers into precedent, and make
10 166  | prerogative of those kings, or rulers, who themselves transgressed
11 168  |      appeal to heaven: for the rulers, in such attempts, exercising
12 192  |       in upon them, till their rulers put them under such a frame
13 229  |        of tyranny, or that the rulers should be sometimes liable
14 230  |     and the ill designs of the rulers become visible, or their
15 230  |      lawful authority of their rulers, or in the rulers insolence,
16 230  |        their rulers, or in the rulers insolence, and endeavours
17 239  |     and so destructive to both rulers and people, that as former