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It is a great argument of a Prince's Wisdom, not only to chuse but also to prefer Wise Counsellors, and such are they, that seek less their own advan∣tages, than his; whom Wise Princes ought to reward, lest they become their own Car∣vers, and so of good Servants, turn bad Masters.