Things Are Worth What They Will Fetch

There Be Three Kinds Of Unhappie Men. 1. Qui Scit & Non Docet, Hee That Hath Knowledge And Teacheth Not. 2. Qui Docet & Non Vivit, He That Teacheth, And Liveth Not Thereafter. 3. Qui Nescit, & Non Interrogat, He That Knoweth Not, And Doth Not Enquire To Understand.

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

Reason Is The Life Of The Law; Nay, The Common Law Itself Is Nothing Else But Reasonthe Law, Which Is Perfection Of Reason.

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

The King Himself Should Be Under No Man, But Under God And The Law.