IV. The things which in Iustice or Equity▪ do belong to persons,* are called RIGHTS, Title, Interest, Estate, Tenure▪ Holding, Freehold, Gift, Col∣lation, Reversion, Landlord, Paramount, endow, enfeoff. To which may be adjoyned the word LIBERTIES, denoting whatsoever is permitted, or not forbidden to them.

These are considerable according to their

• Original; being either
• Primary and unwritten.
• Not voluntary; but according to ‖ the condition of its first being: or common practice and continuance.
• NATURE.
• CUSTOM, accustom, Vse, Wont, Guise, Fashion, Rite, Vsage, usual, currant, common, ordinary, ure, enure, Habit, Practice, Haunt, pre∣scribe, unusual, obsolete, familiar, received, conversant, Habit, manner, course, Hank, Exercise, Prescription, Desuetude.
• Voluntary; according to the ‖ choice of the Will: or a determined order.
• ELECTION, Choice.
• SUCCESSION, devolve, follow, Place.
• Secondary and written.
• General; whether ‖ perpetual: or temporal.
• LAW, Act, Statute, Decree, Sanction, Constitution, Canon, Rule, legal, legitimate, enact, ordain, order, abrogate, repeal, prescribe, Legislator.
• EDICT, Ordinance, Proclamation, Order, Breve, Bull, Act, Rule, Sanction, Rescript.
• Special; conferring ‖ Right to have: or Right to do.
• PATENT, Charter, Brief, Letters Patents, Placard.
• COMMISSION, Brief.
• parts; consisting in▪
• Power over that which is
• One's own; either ‖ totally: or as to the use of it.
• PROPRIETY, Concern, Owner, Proprietary.
• USUS-FRUCTUS.
• Another's; either as to ‖ his person: or his affairs.
• AUTHORITY, Power, Dominion, Prefect, President, Head, Pro∣vost, Master, Plenipotentiary, authentic, classic, govern, ratifie, Rule, sway, inspection, dispose, Precinct, Territory.
• OFFICE, Place, Cure, overlook, officiate, superintend, surveigh, oversight, charge, conduct, Commissary, Prefect, Collegue, Groom.
• Liberty; with respect to
• Advantages by special Law; either ‖ of the supreme Magistrate: or of some particular rank of Subjects.
• PREROGATIVE, Royalty.
• PRIVILEGE, Franchise, enfranchise, freedom, Grace, preeminence.
• Remission or exemption from the rigour of a general Law, in its ‖
• Commanding: or prohibiting.
• DISPENSATION.
• LICENCE, Permission, Sufferance, Leave, allowance, Faculty, Connivence, Placard, Prattick, let, may, suffer, admit, dispence, Pass-port, Safe conduct, Letters of Mart.
• Punishing: or imposing burthens.
• TOLERATION, Connivence, suffer, let alone, Quarter.
• IMMUNITY, free, Discharge, Exemption, Quarter, scot-free.