[446] In edit. 1722, "Chap. VII. Of Schools [and Universities.]"
Seeing that the office and dewtie of the godlie Magistrat is nocht
onlie to purge the Churche of God from all superstitioun, and to set
it at libertie from bondage of tyrranis;[447] but also to provide, to
the uttermost of his power, how it may abide in the same puritie to
the posteriteis[448] following; we can not but frelie[449] communicat
our judgementis with your Honouris in this behalf.
[447] In edit. 1621, "from tyranny and bondage."
[448] In edit. 1021, "in some purity in the posterity."
[449] In edit. 1621, "we can but freely."