...versa: The Parliament of England together with the Convocation annexed thereunto is that whereupon the very essence of all government within this kingdom...the King and of all that within the Land are subject unto him. . . . The Parliament is a Court not so merely temporal as if it might meddle with nothing...

...the body of the realm but instead the body itself: "The Parliament o{ England . . . is that whereupon the very ESSENCE of all government within this kingdom doth depend. It is even the body of the whole Realme; it consisteth of the King and of all that within the Land are subject unto him, for they all...

...essence of all government within this kingdome doth depend. It is even the bodie of the whole Realme, it consisteth of the King and of all that within the Land are subject unto him for they all are there present either in person, or by such as they voluntarily have derived...