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Did I not tell you, that I chuse to call it the Le∣gislative Will, as extending it ad Debitum praemii & poenae as well as ad Officium, rather than by any other term? If I make any use of other mens terms, must I therefore be tied to their sense, contrary to that which I have fully expressed to be my own? But if you think that the Authors of that Distinction, or the uses, do so restrain it to Precept, how can you then think that they mean the same that I do?