Tyndale

And therfore he loueth hym oute of his harte. ¹ And yf he be euyll forbereth hym and wyth all loue and pacyēce draueth hym to good as elder brotheren wayte on the yonger and serue them and suffre them / and when they wyll not come they speke fayre and flater and gyue some gaye thyng and promyse fayre, and so drawe them and smyte them not / but yf they may in no wyse be holpe, referre the ponyshement to the father and mother, and so forth. And by thes[…] iudgeth be all other lawes o[…] god and vnderstandeth the true vse and meanyng of them / and by these vnderstandeth he in the lawes of man whych are ryght and whyche tyrannye.