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Leviathan - Hobbes, Thomas ยท 68 words
Likewise Lawes and Charters are taken promiscuously for the same thing. Yet Charters are Donations of the Soveraign; and not Lawes, but exemptions from Law. The phrase of a Law is Jubeo, Injungo, I Command, and Enjoyn. the phrase of a Charter is Dedi, Concessi, I Have Given, I Have Granted. but what is given or granted, to a man, is not forced upon him, by a Law.
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