If men were not limited within certaine rules, such confusion would follow in government, that the differences of Right & wrong, Just and unlawfull, could never be distinguished; and that would cause such distraction in the people, & give so great an overthrow to conversation, and commerce amongst men, that all right would be perverted by power, and all honestie swayed by greatnesse: so that the equall administration of Justice, is the true knot that binds us to unity and peace amongst ourselves, and disperseth all such violent and unlawfull courses, as otherwise libertie would insinuate, preserving every man in his right, and preventing others, who if they thought their actions might passe with impunitie, would not measure their courses, by the rule of Aequum and Iustum, but by the square of their owne benefit, and affections: & so not being circumscribed within reasonable bounds, their reason becomes invisible; whereas when they finde that Justice has a Predominant power, they are deterred from proceeding in those acts, that otherwise their owne wils, and inclination would give them leave to effect.