Eastern Europe - The Principal Navigations, Voyages, Traffiques And Discoveries Of The English Nation - Volume 2 - Collected By Richard Hakluyt
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Nam Excepta Christianitate, Nulla Est Terra In Orbe, Quam
Timeant, Et Idcirco Contra Nos Ad Pugnam Se Praparant.
Huius siquidem
Imperatoris pater, scilicet Occoday, necatus fuerat veneno, et ob hoc a
bellis quieuerant tempore pauco.
Intentio autem eorum, vt dictum est supra,
est, sibi totum subijcere mundum, sicut a Chingischam habent mandatum. Vnde
et ipse Imperator in literis suis ita scribit: Dei fortitudo, hominum
Imperator. In superscriptione quoque sigilli eius est hoc: Deus in coelo,
et Cuyne Cham super terram, Dei fortitudo: omnium hominum Imperatoris
sigillum.
+ Et praclare Aristoteles Politic. lib. 3. cap. 12. in hanc sententiam: Qui
legem praesse vult, is velle videtur Deum ac leges imperare: qui autem
vult hominem, is etiam belluam adiungit, cum prasertim tale quid sit
cupiditas et iracundia: et magistratus et optimus quisque a recta via
detorqueantur &c. Adde qua e Chrysippo adducuntur ff. li. i. tit. 3. 1.
2.
The same in English.
Of his age and demeanour, and of his seale. Chap. 28.
This Emperour, when hee was exalted vnto his gouernment, seemed to bee
about the age of fourty or fourty fiue yeeres. He was of a meane stature,
very wise and politike, and passing serious and graue in all his demeanour.
A rare thing it was, for a man to see him laugh or behaue himself lightly,
as those Christians report, which abode continually with him. [Sidenote:
His inclination to Christianitie.] Certaine Christians of his familie
earnestly and strongly affirmed vnto vs, that he himselfe was about to
become a Christian.
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