Euer may all his ene∣mies be at peace with him, and he with his enemies: and let all that loue the peace of our Jerusalem say, A men. He that neuer spake but wisely sayth, When the wayes of a man please the Lord, he will make all his enemies at peace with him. Jt is an Argument vnto my selfe of that in∣ward peace that his Highnesse hath with God and his owne soule: for, Pax a no∣bis incipit, quia dum lex carnis re∣pugnat legimentis, non modò alte∣ri sed nec nobis possumus esse paci∣fici: sed postquam intus spiritus im∣perat vt totus homo spiritui seruiat, tunc pax ad alios deriuatur, vt pa∣cem cum omnibus habeamus.

That he doth not onely approoue what he sayd, but practise it too, and in the whole course of his gouernment findes it to be true: for peace he counselleth, and ioy, and peace, and content he enioyeth: nay, it is by his wisdome and prouident care that we are all at peace with the whole world, and the whole world with vs: a blessing that few Kingdomes of the earth do truly enioy and the greatnesse where∣of we know not because we enioy it. It is the saying (most excel∣lent Prince) of the wisest Prince: that euer liued and it is the vnspeakable hap∣pinesse of vs that liue vnder the gratious gouernment of your renowmed Father,

Page TO THE MOST HIGH AND MIGHTY Prince, HENRY, Prince of GREAT BRITAINE, Sonne and Heire apparent to our Souereigne Lord the King.ĭEceit is in the heart of them that ima∣gine euill, but to the Counsellers of peace shall be ioy.

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