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That whiche is appointed for some certayne ende, and vse: is called desti∣natum, as a house is buylded to dwell in. Armour is prouided for man to defēde hymself. Medicines are helpyng mea∣nes, for mā to recouer helth. I shewed before that there was an••ende, whiche was a helpyng ende, & a meane to come to the perfect, & moste absolute ende, for without this appointed meane and pro∣uision
of God, man could neuer liue, muche lesse could he come to any per∣feccion in this life, as touchyng the ac∣ciōs, & worthy feates required of man. Thus we maie reason from this place. Seyng it is lawfull for man, to defende himself, it is lawfull for man, to weare a weapō. If warre be lawful, then mo∣ney is necessary, without which, no mā can go forward, or set furthe an armie.