For When The Law Doth Give Any

There Is No Jewel In The World Comparable To Learning; No Learning So Excellent Both For Prince And Subject, As Knowledge Of Laws; And No Knowledge Of Any Laws So Necessary For All Estates And For All Causes, Concerning Goods, Lands Or Life, As The Common Laws Of England.

Fraud And Deceit Abound In These Days More Than In Former Times.

The Law Of The Realm Cannot Be Changed But By Parliament.

Success In Crime Always Invites To Worse Deeds

Every Libel, Which Is Called Famosus Libellus, Is Made Either Against A Private Man, Or Against A Public Person. If It Be Against A Private Man, It Deserves A Severe Punishment.