coke No accessary in treason petit larceny and trespass pasch James Inst a  Fost hale PC note that in trespass and treason the high and the low offence  there be not any accessary but all be principal but in case of felony above  the sum of d there and in case of death c there may be accessary as well  before as after in case of petit larceny there can be any accessary for the  smallness of the felony then the case be that a   the great seal of England  and b know that he do   it receive he and abet and comfort he if b in this  case be guilty of the treason be the question and it seem he be not for  although that a by the   be a traitor the accept and comfort of he can make he  a accessary for that in case of high treason there can be no accessary and a  principal he can be for this coke that at the time of the   he do not know of  it but if one before the act do procure one to   the great seal there it be  high treason for in the law he himself   the great seal and in the indictment  he may be charge with the fact videlicet the   but so be not he who receive  after the fact for he can be charge with the fact and in case of trespass he  who give consent and aid to the trespass be a principal in the trespass and  this as to I it appear be very apparent in reason and agree with our book as h  b he who be consent and aid to the make of false money commit high treason for  he be sharing in sin before the fact do but it be hold in conyer case mich and  Elizabeth dyer that in the same case if one after the act do know of the make  of false money and receive the party this be not treason but misprision of  treason for not make discovery and with this accord h that be not treason  which diversity stamford plea of the crown fol have not well observe vide dyer  vide Le stat Elizabeth which make he who receive a Jesuit a felon for by the  judgement of the parliament the receipt of a Jesuit although he be a traitor  be not treason for the statute make the return a Vid contra note c Nevil case    a coke report er p of a Jesuit treason of which he who receive he can be  indict but it be misprision for any who receive he and do not discover accord  to the resolution of conyer case