A Treatise of

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1. Of the dignity of a King, andhii Royal Rrerogatlve fahave Forests where he mil appoint.

2 , How 4 Forest is made , and what doth makf the same aForest .

^ . In what places Forests ought to it made.'

4. Whereof the same receiveth the name of a Forest.

5. The o/fntlqultjof Forests.

6. What benefit doth grow to the King h) the preservation ofForests.

X . Ofthe dignity of the King, and his Royal Prerogative,to nave Forests where he will appoint.

T We Ling v? Aoversign Governor oka «ealm,isthe molt excellent andtsorthielt part 0 ? mem-ber of the bob? of the Lommontoesle nextLcLLont,rl). unto Gob : SB kraAon faith, Ipte autem Rex non debetorimocap. 8. eflfe sub homine, fed sub Deo & Lege, quia lex sack Re-|al.5‘ gem: The Ling ought not to be UNO er MSN, but under

Gob snb the Law, because the law both made him aLing. And as he is the head snb molt excellent psrtok the bob? ok the Lommonboesle, ro ic he also throughhisgodernsnce, the p?elerber, nourilher,anb defends? okall the people being therett ok the tame bob? : And b?his great trsbels, ktub?» and lsboms, the? enjo? notonlx their lives, lands, snb goods, but s» that ever the?Srnrr.LeaN' have belldes, in rett,peace, and quietneffe r As 8eneca,K,l»Uor« de Consolatione ad Polybium, ISlth, Omnium domos,Kolybium, ilJius vigil'u defendit ; omnium otium, illius labor:

omnium deliria*, lllius industria: omnium vacationem,i’lius occupatio : The Ling b? his vlStch snb diligentrare doth bekenb and deep ever? mans houft in safetp«

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