commonweal, common good. light frivolous. titles justifications. infidelity. punishment for broken vows. expressed: commanded by God. Mihi vindicta, and ego rependam "Vengeance is mine, and I shall recompense" (Hebrews 10:30). garboils troubles, brawls. Per me reges regnant: translation follows. Nullum bellum iustum nisi necessarium "No just war but a necessary one." Ubi non est vis non habet locum defensio translation follows. Non est simile ius: translation follows. iura gentium, "the laws of nations." will not. chooses not to. care deliberation. physic: medicine. Cajetan Thomas Cajetan, Italian cardinal and theologian who held to a theory of war as punishment (cf. TLN 2016-2019). Moraliter certus de victoria: translation follows. the great armada in the year 1588. the attempted invasion of England by Spain and her allies. Nocendi cupiditatem, vlciscendi crude litatem, animum implacabilem, feritatem, dominandi libidinem: translation follows. fell evil, cruel. of his own head; volition. evidently clearly. a time of mourning"; Ecclesiastes 3:1-8. seigneury, territory. for that so that. counted considered to be. either or. ravin, pillaging, robbery. suzerain sovereign, lord. defense. see TLN 1302 and note. divers many. sudden, expediently. joined with fought. Discoursed in Dialogue Wise, the text takes the form of a dialogue between an experienced captain and a curious gentleman. caliver, light handgun. corselet? metal armor covering the torso. black bills, poleaxes. jacks." quilted leather armor. stiffly stubbornly. for that because. were there even if there now were. sheaf arrow arrow from a bundle of twenty-four. twelve score 240 yards. at point blank with direct aim. proof, impenetrable. haply perchance. odds, difference. infernal fiery engine gunpowder. conceit, intelligence. on fair, in fine form. carpet knight, knight in title only. curious showy. expugnation conquest. procuring arranging. silly innocent. reduce restore.