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Iniustice neuer yet tooke lasting roote. Nor held that long, Impietie did winne. S. Daniell.
So foule a thing, ô thou Iniustice art, That torment'st both the dooer and distrest: For when a man hath done a wicked part, O how he striues to excuse, to make the best: To shift the fault t'vnburden his chargde hart. And glad to find the least surmise of rest.
And if he could make his, seeme others sin, O what repose, what ease he findes therein. Idem.
Iniustice neuer scapes vnpunisht still, Though men reuenge not, yet the heauens will. Idem.