A Thing Which Is Not In Esse

The Agreement Of The Parties Cannot Make That Good Which The Law Maketh Void.

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

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.

For A Man's House Is His Castle.

There Must Have Been Good Grounds For Belief In Witchcraft; Otherwise Parliament Would Not Have Legislated Against It.