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In euery cause that we do purpose to hādle at large, we must obserue di∣ligently, what thynges are spoken by translacion, that is, from the propre si∣gnification, to a meanyng that is not propre. As speakyng in the prayse of a Kyng, and callyug hym the bright son of the yearth, I may gather a similitu∣de by this worde (sonne) and make it thus. Euen as the sonne onely geuet•• light to all the whole yearth: so there ought to be in a cōmūe weale one king
that should be ruler ouer all.