Kings, Uio' they err, should never be . arraign'd

(Lee. SophonUba, acte III.) But makc him know it is a safer thing, To blasphème Heav'n, theii to dépose a king.

(Crown, The History of Charles the Eighth of France, acte I, se. 1.) We ought, when Heav'n's Vicegerent does a Crime, To leave to Heav'n the right to punish him, Those who for wrongs their Monarchs murther act, Worse sins than they can punish they contract.

(Barl of Orrery, Tryphon, acte I, se. 1. Dans le volume intitule Two New Tragédies.)