Sec.

 1 1  | mischief, tumult, sedition and rebellion, (things that the followers
 2 93 |       the voice of faction and rebellion: as if when men quitting
 3 196|     though it hath the name of rebellion, yet is no offence before
 4 218|       without open and visible rebellion, apt enough to be taken
 5 224|    lays a ferment for frequent rebellion. To which I answer,~First,
 6 226|      is the best fence against rebellion, and the probablest means
 7 226|        means to hinder it: for rebellion being an opposition, not
 8 227|       are guilty are guilty of rebellion: for if any one by force
 9 228|       it lays a foundation for rebellion, mean that it may occasion
10 232|      people from all manner of rebellion. Whereby it is evident,
11 232|    resisting of princes is not rebellion. His words are these.~Quod