There Is No Jewel In The World

So As Grave And Learned Men May Doubt, Without Any Imputation To Them; For The Most Learned Doubteth Most, And The More Ignorant For The Most Part Are The More Bold And Peremptory.

Reason Is The Life Of The Law.

There Is No Jewel In The World Comparable To Learning; No Learning So Excellent As Knowledge Of Laws.

For A Man's House Is His Castle, Et Domus Sua Cuique Tutissimum Refugium [and One's Home Is The Safest Refuge To Everyone].

A Thing Which Is Not In Esse But In Apparent Expectancy Is Regarded In Law.