A decree of the Court of Parliament at Paris, the second day of Ianuarie, 1615 Touching the Soueraigntie of the King in temporall matters, and against the pernicions [sic] doctrine of attempting against the sacred persons of Kings. Translated out of the French coppie, printed at Paris by F. Morell, and P. Mettayer, printers to the King. Arrest de la Cour de Parlement du 2 janvier 1615, touchant la souverainté du roy. English France. Parlement (Paris) 1615 Approx. 4 KB of XML-encoded text transcribed from 4 1-bit group-IV TIFF page images. Text Creation Partnership, Ann Arbor, MI ; Oxford (UK) : 2014-11 (EEBO-TCP Phase 2). A08924 STC 19202 ESTC S120125 99855325 99855325 20812

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A DECREE OF THE Court of Parliament at Paris, the ſecond day of Ianuarie, 1615.

Touching the Soueraigntie of the King in temporall matters, and againſt the pernicious Doctrine of Attempting againſt the ſacred perſons of Kings.

TRANSLATED OVT OF THE FRENCH Coppie, Printed at Paris by F. Morell, and P. Mettayer, Printers to the King.

LVX POST TENEBRAS

Printed at London for Nicholas Bourne, and are to be ſold at his Shop, at the entrance into the Royall Exchange, 1615.
AN Abſtract out of the Records of the Court of Parliament.

WHEREAS the Kings Aturney generall hath ſhewne vnto this Court (all the Chambers of the ſame being Aſſembled) that notwithſtanding by manie Orders heeretofore giuen with great and mature deliberation, the Court hath confirmed the Maximes and general rules time out of minde holden in Fraunce, and borne together with the Crowne: That is, That the King doth acknowledge no ſuperior in matters temporall within his Realme, but GOD onely. And that no Power hath any right or authority to diſpenſe with or diſcharge his Subiects from the Oath of Fidelity and Obedience which they owe vnto him, neither to ſvſpend, depriue or depoſe him from his ſaid Kingdome, mvch leſſe to attempt or cauſe to bee attempted by authority either publicke or private, any thing againſt the ſacred perſons of Kings. Neuertheleſſe the ſaide Atturney Generall hath bene aduertiſed, That by diuers Diſcourſes as well in priuate as in publicke, manie perſonnes haue giuen themſelues Libertie to call in queſtion ſuch Maximes and Generall rules to diſpute the ſaine, and to holde them for Queſtionable, whereby may ariſe great inconueniences, againſt which it is neceſſarie, and that with Speede to prouide Remedie. The ſayde Atturney requyring, That conſidering the Court is aſſembled, It may pleaſe the ſame (all other affayres ſet apart) to ordaine that the ſaide Orders and Decrees be renewed and publiſhed againe in all Courtes of Iuſtice appertaining to the ſame Iuriſdiction, while the Court is ſitting, To the end that the minds of all the Kings Subiects, of what quality or condition ſoeuer they bee, may remaine confirmed & aſſured of the ſaid Maximes & Rules: and for the better ſecurity of the kinges life, peace, and publick tranquility. Forbidding all perſonnes to contradict the ſame, vpon the penalties declared in the ſaid orders. And that it bee inioyned to all the Deputies of the ſayd Atturney, to cauſe publication therof to be made, and thereof to certify this Court within the month, vpon pain to be depriued of their Offices.

The Court, all the Chambers beeing aſſembled hath ordained and doth ordaine, that the Decrees made the 2. of December An. Dom. 1561. the nine and twentieth of December, An. Dom. 1594. the ſeventh of Ianuary, and the nineteenth of Iuly, Anno Dom. 1595. the ſeven and twentith of May, the eight of Iune, and the ſix and twentith of November. An Dom. 1614. ſhal be kept and obſerved according to the forme and Contents thereof: the ſaid Court prohibiting all perſons of what qualitie and condition ſoeuer to contradict the ſame vpon the penalties therein contained. And to that intent the ſaide Orders and Decrees ſhall be publiſhed within the precincte of the Bayliffes and Sheriffes Government, Bailliages, Seneſchalſes, and other places of Iuſtice of this iuriſdiction, by the dilligence and procurement of the Deputies of the ſaid Atturney generall, who ſhall certitifie this Court of their proceedings therein within the Month, vpon penalty to anſwer the ſame in their owne perſons.

Giuen in Parliament the ſecond of Ianuary, Anno Dom. 1615.

Signed Voyſin Secretary, &c FINIS.