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Princes haue persecuted mee , without a cause . Psalm. 118.
Mother
church
of
Rome
Archbishop
Parker
Statut.
An.
Math
park
in
antiquit.
Britannic
.
in
Henr.
Ioan
Bal.
l.
descr●ptor
Brit.
in
Augustino
fol.
the
popes
power
and
Religion
had
raigned
in
England
aboue
neyne
hundred
yeares
.
Augustinus
Romanus
,
Benedictini
sodali●ij
monachus
à
Gregorio
primo
ad
Anglosaxones
papistica
fide
initiandos
Apostolus
mittitur
.
Augustine
a
Roman
,
monke
of
the
company
of
Benedict
,
was
sent
from
Gregory
the
first
an
Apostle
,
to
instruct
the
English
Saxons
in
the
papisticall
faithe
.
Bal.
supr.
fol.
Ethelbertus
Rex
Romanismum
cum
adiunctis
superstitionibus
suscepit
.
Kinge
Ethelbert
receaued
Romanisme
,
or
Romi●h
Religion
,
with
the
superstitions
adioined
.
Statut.
An.
Elizab.
cap.
Bal.
supr.
fol.
Augustinus
introduxit
altaria
,
vestimenta
,
vasa
sacra
,
reliquias
,
&
ceremoniarum
codices
,
quae
omnia
cum
benedictione
Petri
miserat
ei
Gregorius
▪
Nam
primum
eorum
studium
erat
circa
missarum
oblationes
,
sedes
episcopales
,
ac
decima●
;
&
ob
id
coactâ
synodo
,
mandauit
Romanus
vbique
consuetudines
seruari
.
Augustine
brought
in
altares
,
vestiments
,
holy
vessels
,
Relicks
and
bookes
of
ceremonies
,
all
which
with
the
blessing
of
Peter
,
Gregorie
had
sent
vnto
him
.
For
their
first
,
or
cheife
studie
was
,
about
the
oblations
of
masses
,
episcopall
Sees
,
and
Tithes
.
And
therefore
assemblinge
a
synode
,
hee
commaunded
the
Romane
customes
to
bee
kept
euery
where
.
Wee
cannot
dislike
the
Morton
Appeale
pag.
Reinolds
conf.
pag.
sentence
of
D.
Reynaldes
concerning
the
mutuall
Relation
and
dependance
betweene
an
Altar
and
sacrifice
:
But
graunt
that
Altare
doth
as
naturally
,
and
necessarily
inferr
a
sacrifice
,
as
a
shryne
doth
a
Saint
,
a
father
a
sonne
.
Cardinall
Bellarmine
said
truly
.
Viz
,
sacrifice
&
preisthood
are
Relatiues
.
Mason
in
c●ns●crat
.
of
Matthew
parker
.
Suecliffe
pag
d●●ell
pag.
Feild
l
of
the
church
Mas●n
supr.
Receaue
power
to
offer
sacrifice
for
the
quick
,
and
the
deade
:
Statut.
An.
Elizab
cap
M●sm
Sutcl●●eild
sup.
&c.
D
Couell
def
of
hooker
.
pag.
●o
thes
parsons
God
imparteth
power
,
ouer
his
misticall
bodye
,
which
is
the
societie
of
soules
,
and
ouer
that
naturall
,
which
is
himselfe
,
for
the
knittinge
of
bothe
in
one
,
which
Antiquitie
doth
call
the
making
of
Christs
bodie
.
By
blessinge
visible
elements
,
it
Couell
sup
pag.
maketh
them
inuisible
grace
,
it
giueth
daily
the
holy
ghost
;
it
hath
to
dispose
of
that
flesh
,
which
was
giuen
for
the
life
of
the
worlde
and
that
blood
which
was
powred
out
to
red●eme
soules
,
Couell
sup.
pag.
it
is
a
power
,
which
neither
prince
,
nor
potentate
,
kinge
nor
Caesar
on
earth
can
giue
.
The
sufferings
and
S.
Edwyne
Sandes
in
his
Booke
,
Relation
of
the
state
of
Religion
cap.
Martyrdomes
of
English
Catholicks
in
thes
times
,
are
accompted
to
the
height
of
Neroes
,
&
Dioclesians
persecutions
,
and
the
sufferings
on
their
side
,
both
in
meritts
of
cause
,
in
extremitie
of
Torments
,
and
in
constancie
and
patience
,
to
the
renowned
martyrs
of
that
heroicall
church
age
.
my
minde
was
K
speach
in
parlam
of
marrh
An.
euer
free
from
persecution
,
or
thrallinge
of
my
subiects
in
matters
of
conscience
.
Correction
without
instruction
is
but
tirannie
If
the
subsect
of
vorstius
his
heresies
,
Declaration
An.
D.
in
the
cause
of
D.
Conrud
.
vorst
.
pag.
had
not
beene
grownded
vppon
,
questions
,
of
an
higher
qualitie
,
then
touching
the
number
,
and
nature
,
of
the
sacraments
,
the
point
of
iustification
,
of
meritts
of
purgatorie
,
of
the
visible
heade
of
the
church
,
or
any
such
matters
,
as
are
in
controuersie
at
this
day
betwixt
the
papists
&
vs
:
wee
doe
freely
professe
,
wee
should
neuer
haue
troubled
our selues
,
with
the
busines
in
such
fashion
.
the
faith
of
our
kinge
,
the
faith
of
the
english
church
,
Feild
supr.
l.
Yt
is
more
to
bee
respected
,
and
reuerenced
,
then
the
authoritie
of
catholicke
doctors
,
and
Bishops
;
or
other
apostolicke
churches
.
because
you
haue
noe
hope
of
a
generall
cowncell
,
seueris
legibus
●trinque
coerceretur
,
that
it
were
brideled
on
each
side
with
seuere
lawes
.
Lactant.
firdiuin
insti
.
l.
de
vera
sapient
.
ca.
Morton
in
appeale
ep.
dedicat
.
that
it
is
an
inuincible
argument
to
proue
truthe
,
which
is
graunted
or
made
by
enemies
themselues
:
The
assistance
of
learned
aduersaries
;
wee
admitt
for
the
greatest
reason
of
satisfaction
.
For
if
it
bee
held
an
excellent
point
of
phisicke
,
ex
vipera
theriac●m
,
to
turne
po●son
into
an
Antidote
against
poyson
:
and
in
God
accompted
an
highe
degree
of
vengeance
,
to
turne
the
Egyptians
against
the
Egyptians
:
and
in
Dauid
celebrated
as
a
principall
matter
of
triumphe
,
to
cutt
of
Goliah
his
heade
with
his
owne
sworde
:
and
in
Christ
obserued
,
as
an
vnansweareable
matter
of
conuiction
,
to
iudge
the
euill
seruant
by
his
owne
mouthe
:
and
acknowledged
in
S.
Paule
,
as
the
moste
expedite
meanes
of
confutation
of
the
men
of
Crete
,
to
oppose
against
them
,
their
owne
,
&c.
An oathe of a Catholicke preist , his true alleadgeancie , to kinge and contrye .
to
our
mother
church
of
Rome
,
a
Rule
to
all
both
in
doctrine
and
ceremonies
I
protest
in
verbo
veritatis
,
takinge
God
,
and
the
whole
Court
of
heauen
to
wittnes
,
that
I
neuer
committed
in
deed
,
word
,
or
consent
,
any
treason
,
or
conspiracie
,
either
against
our
kinge
Iames
his
maiestie
,
whose
moste
dutifull
,
and
obedient
subiect
in
all
ciuill
obedience
,
I
humblye
acknowledge
myselfe
,
and
soe
entreate
to
bee
accepted
of
him
;
or
against
Queene
Elizabeth
,
his
predecessor
,
or
any
forreyne
prince
,
in
whose
dominion
I
haue
lyued
.
And
I
call
againe
God
,
and
the
Court
of
heauen
to
wittnes
,
that
I
neuer
committed
against
this
kingdome
of
England
my
dearest
contry
,
or
any
other
state
,
or
prouince
,
where
I
haue
lyued
,
or
my
parson
in
them
,
lyuing
or
deceased
,
murther
,
theft
▪
Rapine
,
violence
,
vsury
,
oppression
,
encha●n●m●nt
,
sorcerye
,
fornication
,
addultery
,
or
other
carna●l
act
with
any
creature
,
periurye
▪
false
testimoni●
,
gluttonie
,
drunkennes
,
or
any
greate
or
scandelous
sinne
,
to
my
knowledge
disgracef●lly
punishable
by
the
lawes
of
England
,
of
which
●
haue
beene
a
student
,
and
by
the
grace
of
God
,
giuen
in
my
holy
Religion
,
I
hope
,
intend
,
and
purpose
,
soe
to
perseuer
all
my
life
:
Soe
helpe
me
God
,
and
his
holy
Saincts
.
D.
Georg.
Abb.
ag.
Hill
pag.
Doue
persuas
pag.
Morton
full
satisf
.
pag.
protestants
&
puritanes
did
neuer
differ
in
any
point
of
substance
in
substantiall
points
of
faithe
there
is
noe
variance
amonge
vs
.
in
ma●ters
of
Religion
wee
all
agree
.
Sutel
ag.
k●ll
pag.
Willet
Antib
▪
pag.
Wotton
def.
of
Perk
pag
Middl
pag
Powel
ag
ap.
ep.
pag.
Abr●dg
.
Edw.
holy
knight
pag.
of
his
〈◊〉
our
formalists
and
Presbyterians
,
how
soeuer
they
bee
somewhat
different
in
habite
,
yett
are
they
vnited
in
harte
,
readie
at
all
times
to
Ioyne
in
battell
against
any
vncircumcised
Philistine
,
that
dares
contest
against
the
vniformitie
of
their
The
verie
brethren
themselues
doe
write
,
that
in
regard
of
the
common
groundes
of
Religion
and
the
ministery
,
wee
are
all
one
,
wee
are
all
of
one
faithe
.
Wee
are
ministers
of
the
worde
by
one
order
:
wee
preache
one
faith
,
and
substance
of
doctrine
.
Then
which
nothing
was
euer
more
truly
said
,
or
written
.
Willet
.
Antilog
pag.
amonge
protestants
of
●ngland
there
is
noe
difference
,
or
diss●nt
in
any
substantiall
point
of
faith
.
As
for
puritans
and
Caluinio-papists
,
they
are
termes
of
papists
deuisinge
.
D.
Georg●
Abb.
sup.
pa.
Powell
sup.
pag.
Noe
Goliath
against
vs
,
can
proue
the
contrary
.
Noe
reformer
euer
distinguished
betweene
protestants
,
and
them
of
the
reformed
church
.
The
puritans
doe
not
affirme
the
diuision
betweene
protestants
and
them
,
to
bee
in
substantiall
points
,
non
but
papists
affirme
,
that
protestants
and
puritans
differ
in
substantiall
points
of
faith
,
and
hee
lyeth
,
which
saith
they
differ
in
substantiall
poyntes
.
A
booke
of
english
protestants
Demonstrations
,
for
English
Catholicks
recusancie
.
Couell
exam.
●a
Hul.
Rom.
●ol
p.
Sutcliff
.
exam
of
petit
.
pa.
Powel
ref.
●pist
.
apolo●●tic
.
pag.
&c.
Feild
pa.
T●at
wee
may
not
communi●ate
●ith
men
of
a
diuers
Religion
.
that
such
communion
is
reproued
by
the
authoritie
both
of
the
fathers
of
the
church
,
and
of
aun●i●nt
Christian
Emp●rors
.
the
Romane
and
la●ine
church
continued
the
true
church
of
God
euen
till
our
tyme
,
Wee
doubt
not
but
the
church
of
R●me
:
in
which
the
Bishop
thereof
exalt●d
himselfe
,
was
not
withstanding●
the
true
c●urch
of
God
,
that
is
hel●
a
sauing
profession
of
the
truthe
in
Christ
,
and
by
force
thereof
conuerted
many
contryes
from
error
to
truthe
.
Couell
def.
of
hooke
pa.
doe
gladly
acknowledge
them
of
the
Romane
church
to
bee
t●●
family
of
●hesus
Christ
,
they
of
Rome
Were
.
&
still
are
,
in
the
church
,
it
●●
straunge
for
any
man
to
deny
them
of
Rome
to
bee
of
the
church
.
Wee
affirme
them
of
the
Romane
church
,
Couell
supr
pag
to
bee
partes
of
the
church
of
Christ
,
and
that
those
that
lyue
and
dye
in
that
church
,
may
bee
saued
.
Couell
sup.
pag.
Feild
.
p.
Feild
pag.
there
i●
noe
saluation
,
remission
of
synnes
,
or
hope
of
eternall
life
out
of
the
church
.
diuers
of
the
Romane
church
euen
of
the
best
learned
bee
saued
and
Saints
in
heauen
.
Barl.
ag.
a
name
l●sse
Cathol.
Willet
An.
pag.
Speede
Theat.
of
greate
Britan
.
it
is
not
denyed
by
any
protestant
,
but
many
renowned
kinges
,
and
Queenes
of
the
Romane
faithe
are
Saincts
in
heauen
,
Theater
of
greate
Brit.
in
all
christian
kings
vntill
Henry
popes
supreamacies
,
Holy
sacrifices
of
Masse
,
prayer
to
Saincts
,
and
for
the
deade
,
reuerence
of
Holy
relicks
,
and
Images
,
pilgrimage
,
purgatory
,
Theater
of
greate
Brit.
pag.
Theat
supr.
pag.
Kinge
and
Sainct
Ethelbert
,
kinge
and
Sainct
Offa
,
and
Sainct
Fremandus
his
sonne
,
kinge
and
Sainct
Cheldwald
kinge
and
Saint
Sebba
,
and
his
sonne
and
heire
,
kinge
and
Saint
Sigh●rd
,
kinge
and
Saint
Ceolnulph
,
kinge
and
Saint
Egbert
,
kinge
and
Saint
Ethelred
kinge
and
S.
Errcombert
,
kinge
and
S.
Inas
,
kinge
and
Saint
Richarde
,
kings
and
Saincts
Edwards
,
kinges
and
Sainct
:
Epmunds
,
Queene
and
Saint
Outhburge
,
Queene
and
Sainct
Etheldred
,
Queene
and
Saint
Kineburge
,
Queene
and
Saint
Eadburge
,
Queene
and
S.
Eue
,
Queene
and
S.
Ethelburge
,
Queene
and
S.
Oswith
,
kinge
Sebba
his
wife
,
(
not
named
by
them
)
Queene
and
Sainct
kinswith
,
Queene
and
Sainct
Ermenh●ld
,
Queene
and
S.
Sexburge
,
Queene
and
S.
Ethelswith
,
Queene
&
S.
Elfride
,
Queene
and
S.
Eanfled
,
Queene
and
S.
Edgine
,
Queene
and
S.
Edith
,
Queene
and
S.
Elfgine
,
Queene
and
S.
Emna
,
Queene
and
Saint
Eleanor
with
others
.
Theater
in
those
kinges
and
Queenes
&c.
Bale
l.
de
scrip
.
Britan.
in
Augustino
.
Parker
.
in
antiq.
Britan
.
in
Cranmer
.
will
in
Synops.
&
Antylog
.
&c.
Theater
pa.
Suteliff
ag.
Kell
.
pa.
Theater
sup
pag.
kinge
Edw.
lawes
fol.
That
hee
here
founded
churches
and
ordayned
preists
and
deacons
,
is
reported
by
Simon
Metaphra●●es
out
of
the
greeke
antiquities
&
Guilielmus
Eisingrenius
in
the
first
of
his
Century
,
whoe
saith
that
Peter
was
here
in
Neroes
tyme
.
King
Edwards
lawe●
fol.
The
whole
land
&
all
the
Ilands
to
Norway
and
Denmarke
belonge
to
the
Crowne
of
his
kingdome
,
and
are
of
the
appendancies
and
dignities
of
the
kinge
,
and
it
is
one
Monarchie
,
and
o●e
kingdome
,
and
was
sometime
called
the
kingdome
of
Britanye
,
and
now
called
the
kingdome
of
Englishmen
.
For
Lord
Eleutherius
Pope
,
whoe
first
sent
an
hallowed
Crowne
to
Britanny
,
and
Christianitie
by
Gods
inspiration
,
to
Lucius
kinge
of
the
Britannes
,
appointed
and
allowed
to
the
Crowne
of
the
kingdome
such
metes
and
bowndes
as
are
said
before
.
Kinge
Ina
builded
the
renowned
abbey
of
Theater
pa.
Glastembury
moste
stately
to
the
honor
of
Christ
Peter
,
and
Paule
,
where
formerly
stood
the
old
Cell
of
Ioseph
of
Aremathia
.
Which
this
kinge
Ina
after
a
moste
sumptuous
maner
new
built
.
The
Chappell
whereof
he
garnished
with
gold
,
&
syluer
,
and
gaue
riech
ornaments
therto
:
as
altare
,
Chalice
,
Censor
,
candlesticks
,
Bason
and
holy
water
buckett
,
Imadges
and
pale
for
the
altare
,
of
an
incredible
value
.
For
the
golde
there
vppon
besiowed
,
amounted
to
three
hundred
three
pownde
whaight
;
and
the
syluer
to
twoe
thowsand
,
eight
hundred
,
thirtie
,
fiue
pownde
,
besides
prctious
gemmes
,
embrouched
in
the
celebrating
vesteres
,
hee
instituted
a
yearely
payment
to
the
See
of
Rome
,
a
penny
for
an
howse
on
lammas
day
,
called
Peter
pence
.
After
hee
had
raigned
in
greate
prosperi●y
seuen
and
thirtie
yeares
,
and
odd
monethe●
.
professing
voluntary
pouertie
,
Went
to
Rome
,
where
in
the
habit
of
a
Religeous
man
,
hee
ended
his
life
in
poore
estate
:
And
Ethelburga
,
his
wife
became
a
vayled
Nunne
,
&
was
made
Abb●sse
of
Barkinge
neare
london
,
wherein
shee
ended
her
life
.
The
Brethren
of
Ina●
were
kenten
,
whose
sonne
was
Aldome
Abbat
of
Malmesbury
and
Bishop
of
Sherborne
.
His
holy
father
Pope
Alexander
the
seconde
sett
in
a
Theater
sup
pag
foote
,
sending
twoe
Cardinalls
and
a
Bishop
from
the
See
Apostolick
,
in
a
Councell
degraded
stigand
Archbishop
of
Canterbury
,
EgelWine
Bishop
of
the
easte
Angles
,
besides
diuers
other
Bishops
,
and
Abbots
of
the
english
nation
:
depriued
for
noo
euident
cause
,
but
onely
to
giue
place
to
the
Normans
in
fauour
of
the
kinge
.
Kinge
William
gaue
his
oathe
vppon
the
holy
Euangelists
,
and
the
relicks
of
S.
Alban●
the
Martyr
.
Pope
Gregoire
sendeth
hither
his
bulls
against
the
mari●d
cleargie
.
Pope
Gregorie
in
all
generall
Synode
excluded
the
maryed
preists
from
execution
of
their
holy
offices
,
and
forbad
they
lay
men
to
hear●
their
Masses
,
our
Lords
body
,
and
the
blood
of
our
Lord
consecrated
by
preists
.
Kinge
William
pulleth
downe
mother
churches
,
from
mans
vse
,
and
Gods
seruice
in
Hamt●hire
now
new
forest
.
Richard
hi●
second
sonne
there
dyed
,
goared
with
a
deare
,
or
blasted
with
a
pestilent
ayre
,
and
Rusus
his
other
sonne
mistaken
for
a
deare
,
shott
through
with
an
Arrowe
,
by
walter
Tyr●ll
Henry
likewise
his
grandchilde
by
Robert
Curtoise
,
persuing
the
chase
,
was
struken
with
a
bough
in
the
Iawes
,
and
as
Absalon
le●t
hanging
vntill
hee
died
,
t●es
punishments
,
with
a
straunge
earth
quake
,
and
other
straunge
hinges
ascribed
for
taking
away
vse
of
Gods
seruice
.
builded
many
religeous
howses
.
moste
certayne
it
is
that
in
the
verie
same
place
Where
kinge
Harolds
standard
was
pitched
,
and
vnder
which
himselfe
was
slayne
,
there
William
the
Conqueror
laid
that
foundation
(
Battle
Abbey
)
d●dicating
yt
to
the
Holy
Trinitie
,
and
to
S.
Martine
,
that
there
the
monkes
might
pray
for
the
soules
of
Harold
and
the
rest
that
were
slayne
in
that
place
,
hee
repenteth
him
of
his
crueltie
in
England
,
doth
not
a●count
yt
his
owne
,
but
Gods
.
Hee
giueth
his
Crowne
,
and
ornaments
therto
belonging
,
to
the
monkes
of
Saint
Stephen
in
Cane
.
Hee
giueth
to
his
sonne
Henry
Beaucler●ke
onely
prounde
,
without
any
contry
,
proph●syinge
how
hee
should
bee
heire
to
all
.
Th●
dying
kinge
;
for
kinge
;
must
dye
)
hauinge
raised
vp
his
weake
body
,
vppon
the
pillo●es
hard
the
sounde
of
the
greate
Bell
in
the
metropolitane
church
of
Saint
G●●uis
neare
Roan
&
demaundinge
the
cause
,
one
replyed
that
it
did
then
ring●
prim●
to
our
ladi●
:
●herevpon
with
greate
deuotion
▪
lifting
his
eyes
towards
heauen
,
&
spreadinge
abroade
his
handes
,
I
commend
myselfe
,
saith
hee
,
to
that
blessed
ladie
,
Mary
▪
Mother
of
God
,
that
shee
by
her
holy
prayers
may
reconcile
mee
to
her
most
deare
owne
,
our
Lord
Iesus
Christ
,
and
with
thes
wordes
yeelded
vp
the
Ghost
.
Parker
Antiq.
Britan
.
p
His
legibus
,
by
thes
lawes
,
the
power
of
the
Pope
,
that
had
continued
in
England
aboue
was
ouerthrown●
Morton
Apolog.
part.
Thesis
generalis
,
nullus
est
omnino
in
ecclesia
,
cuius
Iudicium
est
infallibilis
authoritatis
.
Yt
is
a
generall
maxime
,
That
there
is
non
at
all
in
the
church
,
whose
iudgment
is
of
vnfallible
a●thoritie
.
In
England
will
:
Antilog
.
praef.
angl.
&
pa.
Praefat.
to
the
Reader
supr
the
temporall
prince
is
Gouernor
,
Ruler
,
cheefe
Ouerseer
,
and
Steward
of
the
church
,
to
whose
Iudgment
and
redresse
the
reformation
of
Religion
belongeth
.
neither
hee
,
nor
any
in
their
church
haue
any
priuiledge
from
error
.
larkes
if
the
skye
falleth
generall
councells
may
●rr
euen
in
things
pertayning●
Articl
.
of
Relig
●rt
Feild
l.
of
the
church
pag.
vnto
God
.
Bishops
ass●mbled
in
a
generall
councell
haue
aut●oritie
to
interprett
scriptures
,
and
by
their
authoritie
to
supresse
all
them
that
gaynesay
such
interpretation
,
and
subiect
euery
man
,
that
shall
disobey
such
determination
,
as
they
consent
vppon
,
to
Excommunication
and
censure
of
like
nature
.
there
is
noe
saluation
,
remission
of
sinnes
,
or
hope
Couell
def.
pa.
Feild
pag.
of
eternall
life
Vr●is
&
orbis
The
mother
,
superior
,
and
commaundinge
church
,
may
not
without
greater
authoritie
bee
forsaken
,
to
Ioyne
with
a
subiect
,
Inferior
and
commaunded
church
:
That
church
which
in
the
Iudgment
of
many
hath
especiall
assistance
from
God
,
and
freedome
from
error
in
religion
,
i●
rather
to
bee
communicated
with
,
then
that
which
by
all
men
,
euen
the
best
learned
of
it self
is
condemned
of
error
,
and
confessed
to
be
fallible
and
deceauing
iudgment
,
That
church
which
by
the
primatiue
fathers
had
that
priuiledge
●s
the
aduersaries
doe
graunt
,
that
to
adhere
vnto
yt
was
a
signe
of
a
true
beleeuing
catholicke
,
is
reather
to
bee
communicated
with
,
then
that
which
neuer
had
or
claymed
such
prerogatiue
:
it
is
our
mother
church
:
it
was
a
rule
to
all
both
in
doctrine
and
ceremonies
,
when
it
was
in
her
florishinge
and
best
estate
.
Conference
at
Hampton
pag.
T●e
kings
resolution
is
,
that
noe
church
ought
further
to
seperate
it selfe
,
from
the
church
of
Rome
,
either
in
doctrine
or
ceremonies
,
then
shee
hath
departed
from
herselfe
,
when
shee
was
in
her
florishinge
and
best
estate
,
and
from
Christ
our
Lord
and
deade
.
Downam
l.
Anticor
.
ca.
Pope
of
Rome
,
to
bee
heade
of
the
churche
.
Down
supr.
pag.
Couell
plea
of
Innoc
pa.
Sutcliff
sub
vi●p.
Perk
probl
.
pag.
a
Rule
to
all
,
both
in
doctrine
and
ceremonies
,
and
not
to
bee
separated
from
,
departed
from
her selfe
,
or
Christ
our
heade
,
Ormer
.
pict
pap
.
pag.
To
proue
that
the
church
of
Rome
hath
the
preeminence
ouer
all
churches
,
Anacletus
alleageth
Math.
vppon
this
rocke
will
I
build
my
church
,
and
hee
expounde●h
it
thus
;
super
hanc
petram
id
est
,
super
ecclesiam
Romanam
,
vppon
this
rocke
;
that
is
vpon
the
church
of
Rome
,
will
I
build
my
church
.
it
is
departed
from
it selfe
,
when
it
was
in
her
florishing
and
best
estate
,
lacke
and
●om
,
and
Will
,
and
Di●k
,
will
censure
the
kinge
.
and
his
Conferen●●
a●●ampt
.
pag.
couns●ll
,
and
all
their
proceedings
,
at
their
pleasure
.
That
Catholicks
in
forsaking
communion
with
the
church
of
Rome
,
to
communicate
with
english
protestants
,
should
forsa●●
a
church
by
the
doctrine
of
diuers
,
and
credible
●uthorities
,
assisted
by
God
from
error
▪
it
was
in
her
florishinge
and
best
estate
and
a
rule
to
all
both
in
doctrine
and
ceremonies
.
Down
l.
Antichr
.
pag.
sweare
to
meyntayne
th●t
faith
,
which
the
Bishop
&
church
of
Rome
professed
.
did
teache
,
that
God
did
assist
&
direct
that
sea
in
decrees
.
Powell
l.
Antichrist
.
p.
Calixtus
Pope
(
in
that
best
time
)
defined
,
that
all
Bishops
though
gathered
in
a
generall
Councell
,
shall
fullfill
the
will
of
the
church
of
Rome
:
they
which
doe
not
this
,
are
pronounced
of
Pope
Pelagius
,
to
keepe
a
false
Conciliable
,
and
not
a
Councell
.
Pope
Damasus
wrote
,
that
it
is
not
lawfull
for
the
Bishops
to
doe
any
thinge
,
against
the
decrees
of
the
Bishops
of
Rome
.
Bils
.
true
differ
.
pag.
The
Canon
of
the
primatiue
churche
made
euery
thinge
voide
,
that
was
done
without
the
Bishop
of
Rome
The
canon
of
the
primatiue
church
forbad
,
any
Councell
to
bee
called
,
without
his
consent
.
Feild
pag.
Wee
must
obey
without
scrupulous
questioninge
.
with
all
modestie
of
mynde
,
and
reuerence
of
bodie
,
with
all
good
●llowance
,
and
acceptation
,
and
repose
in
the
worde
of
them
,
that
teache
vs
,
vnles
they
teache
vs
any
t●ings
,
w●ich
the
authoritie
of
the
higher
&
Su●erior
controlleth
.
without
scrupulous
question
,
with
all
modest●ie
,
reuerence
,
good
allowonce
,
acceptation
,
and
repose
obey
them
,
that
to
adh●re
to
the
church
of
Rome
in
time
of
controuersie
,
was
(
and
is
)
a
token
or
signe
of
a
true
catholick
,
S.
Augustine
,
and
victor
vticensis
,
in
Afrike
,
were
of
opinion
,
that
Down
.
l.
Antichrist
.
pag.
to
adhere
to
the
church
of
Rome
,
was
a
marke
of
a
true
Catholick
,
in
those
times
.
F●ild
pag.
Hither
wee
may
referr
,
those
different
degrees
of
obedience
,
which
wee
must
yeeld
to
them
,
that
commaunde
,
and
teache
vs
,
in
the
church
of
God
,
excellently
Waldens
.
doctr.
fidei
l.
described
by
waldensis
,
wee
must
saith
hee
,
reuerence
and
respect
the
authoritie
of
all
catholick
Doctors
,
whose
doctrine
and
writings
t●e
church
alloweth
.
Wee
must
more
regarde
the
authoritie
of
catholick
Bishops
:
more
then
thus
,
the
authoritie
of
the
Apostolick
churches
:
amongst
them
more
especially
the
church
of
Rome
:
of
a
generall
councell
more
then
all
thes.
You
my
Lord
of
Durham
said
very
learnedly
in
Serm.
An.
of
March
before
the
K.
Kings
speac
.
in
parlam
.
your
sermon
to
day
,
that
correction
without
instruction
,
is
but
tyrannye
.
the
Pope
to
bee
cheefe
Bishop
,
and
prince
of
K.
admonit.
pag.
Casaub
.
respons
ad
epi.
Card.
Perron
.
pa.
Bishops
,
as
S.
Peter
was
prince
of
Apostles
▪
Articl
.
of
Religion
.
art.
The
visible
church
of
Christ
is
a
congregation
of
faithfull
men
,
in
the
which
the
pure
word
of
God
is
preached
▪
and
the
sacraments
bee
duely
ministred
.
Feild
lib.
&
proper
,
essentiall
,
and
inseperable
.
True
Pastors
or
ministers
:
The
puer
word
preached
:
and
sacraments
duely
ministred
.
That
the
definition
,
and
thinge
defined
must
bee
conuertible
.
Fox●
t●
monum
.
stowe
hist.
an
.
El.
Hollinsh
ib.
Park
antiq
Brit.
in
fin●
Mason
l.
Consecret
.
Stat.
An.
Eliz.
cap.
nemo
potest
plus
iuris
in
alium
transferre
,
quàm
ipse
habet
,
noe
man
can
transferr
or
giue
more
right
vnto
an
other
,
then
hoe
himselfe
The
protestant
Bishops
are
noe
approued
members
of
the
visible
Suruey
pa.
Iacob
.
reas
.
pag.
church
of
Christ
.
English
protestant
Bishops
are
plainely
contrary
to
Gods
worde
,
and
vtterly
vnlawfull
.
A
diocesan
Bishop
is
neither
a
pastor
,
nor
one
of
the
people
in
any
proper
visible
church
with
v●
.
The
english
protestants
Ormer
.
pict
pu●it
.
f.
haue
neither
a
right
ministery
of
God
,
nor
a
rig●t
gouernment
of
the
church
,
english
ministers
are
noe
ministers
.
The
english
minist●ry
is
vnlawfull
.
There
is
noe
right
ministery
in
England
,
Rogers
in
Arti●
noe
pastors
,
noe
Bishops
They
write
that
the
Bishops
of
our
church
haue
noe
ordinary
calling
of
God
,
and
function
in
the
scriptures
for
to
exercise
,
th●y
are
not
sent
of
God
inferior
Ministers
they
are
not
,
according
to
Gods
worde
,
either
proued
,
elected
,
or
ordeyned
.
Mason
pa.
Owen
pil
&
her
Frauncis
Mas.
in
praf
l.
&c.
Feild
l.
of
the
chur.
Sut●liff
ag.
Kell
pag.
Butler
in
epist.
written
for
the
mini●●ery
.
Th●
Turkes
musty
i●
Sutcliff
suru
.
pa.
as
good
a
Bishop
as
the
P●pe
.
Sutcliff
ag
▪
D.
kell
.
pa.
the
Popes
church
our
aduersaries
neither
haue
man●r
of
ordination
,
nor
substance
of
function
,
they
haue
not
imposition
of
handes
by
bishops
,
because
they
haue
not
lawfull
Bishops
.
Protest
.
offer
of
confer
pag.
If
prelacie
bee
de
iure
diuine
by
the
lawe
of
God
,
it
receaueth
breathe
and
life
from
the
Religion
of
Rome
.
They
cannot
see
how
possibly
by
the
rules
of
diuinitie
,
the
separation
of
our
churches
from
the
church
of
Rome
,
and
from
the
Pope
,
supreame
heade
thereof
can
bee
iustified
.
They
protest
to
all
the
world
,
that
the
Pope
,
and
the
church
of
Rome
,
and
in
them
God
,
〈◊〉
.
pa.
and
Christ
Iesus
himselfe
,
haue
had
greate
wronge
,
and
that
the
protestants
churches
are
sc●smaticall
in
forsakinge
the
vnion
and
communion
with
them
.
Butler
epdef
of
their
mis●●on
.
Su●cliff
ag
D.
●ell
.
pag.
Bishop
Parker
was
consecrated
by
imposition
of
hands
of
Bishop
Barlowe
,
Bishop
Couerdale
,
Bishop
S●ory
,
and
twoe
Suffragans
,
of
whome
mention
is
made
in
the
act
of
consecration
,
yett
to
bee
seene
.
Stow
●istor
.
An.
Elizab.
Hollin
.
&
Speed
supr.
secundum
formam
statutorum
in
ea
parte
prouisorum
,
accordinge
to
the
forme
of
the
statutes
prouided
in
that
behalfe
.
Stat.
Henr.
of
Bish.
Stat.
the
making
of
an
Archbishop
,
except
by
an
Archbishop
,
and
two
other
Bishops
,
or
sower
Bishops
.
Stat.
H●●●
of
〈◊〉
ag
Stat.
Sutcliff
ag.
kell
.
pag
Foxe
tom.
Mason
li
D.
Brooke
Bi●hop
of
Glocester
the
Popes
delegate
,
to
Ridley
at
●is
degradation
:
Wee
must
aga●nst
our
willes
proceed
according
to
our
Commission
to
disgradinge
,
taking
from
you
the
dignitie
of
preisthood
,
for
wee
take
you
for
noe
Bishop
.
Brooke
Abrid.
titul
leases
It
is
said
that
Bishops
in
the
time
of
kinge
Ed●ard
were
not
consecrated
,
and
therefore
were
not
Bishops
,
And
therefore
a
lease
for
yeares
made
by
such
and
confirmed
by
the
deane
and
C●apter
,
shall
not
binde
the
Successor
,
for
suc●
,
●ere
neuer
Bishops
.
Stat.
An.
Eliz.
cap.
In
nouel
Cases
collect
per
●asques
Dyer
chris
.
●ustice
ac
●●om
:
banke
termin
.
Michael
an
.
Eliz.
fol
●st
inde
culpabilis
,
that
hee
was
not
culpable
,
because
the
said
Bishop
of
Winchester
was
not
a
Bishop
at
the
time
of
offering
the
oathe
.
Edmond
Bo●●r
late
Bishop
o●
lond●n
was
certified
in
the
kings
Bench
by
Doctor
Horne
Bishop
of
winchester
,
for
refusinge
of
the
new
oathe
,
appointed
for
ecclesiasticall
parsons
,
by
the
statute
in
the
first
yeare
of
the
now
Queene
▪
in
the
first
chapter
,
offered
and
ministred
to
him
in
Southwarke
in
winchester
ho●se
there
.
And
it
was
much
debated
by
all
the
Iustices
in
the
chamber
of
the
●orde
Catlyne
,
yf
Boner
might
giue
in
Euidence
vppon
this
Issue
,
that
is
,
That
h●e
is
not
thereof
culpable
,
because
the
said
Bishop
of
winchester
,
was
not
a
Bishop
,
at
the
time
of
offeringe
the
oathe
.
And
yt
was
resolued
by
them
all
,
that
if
the
truth
and
matter
were
such
in
deed
,
yt
should
for
that
bee
well
receaued
vppon
that
issue
,
and
the
iury
shall
try
yt
.
Statut.
An.
Elizab.
cap.
Booke
of
consecr
.
statu
An.
Mar.
Booke
of
Article●
of
Religion
Stat.
An.
Elizab.
c.
Conc
.
Floren.
in
●nion
.
will
apud
●arkes
p.
&
Park
ib.
●il●
sur●
.
p.
mort
.
pa
Apol.
p.
Relat.
ca.
●eild
p.
their
Relator
of
Religi●n
Pontifical
.
in
Ord.
Sacer.
&
ep●schol
.
insacr
ord.
p.
d.
Th.
&c.
Articles
of
Relig.
Artie
sacram
.
&c
Stat.
Ed.
Stat.
An.
Eliz.
cap.
Foxe
tom.
in
Ed.
&
Eliz.
Holin
.
supr.
&c.
Foxe
in
Ed
v.
in
B.
Card
Stowe
Hollinsh
.
Speed
,
&c.
An.
Eliza
in
histor
they
doe
not
differ
in
any
essentiall
,
or
materiall
point
of
Religion
,
that
the
Pope
of
Rome
,
and
Offer
supr.
pag.
that
church
,
and
in
them
God
and
Christ
Ihesus
himselfe
haue
had
greate
wronge
,
and
indignitis
offered
vnto
them
;
and
that
the
protestant
churches
are
schismaticall
,
in
forsakinge
the
vnion
,
and
communion
with
them
.
their
Mother
church
according
to
the
forme
of
the
protestant
Stat.
Henr.
of
making
Bishops
stat.
An.
Eliz.
reuiuing
yt
according
to
the
forme
of
their
statutes
Yonge
,
Grindall
,
Packhurst
Coxe
,
Iuell
,
Pilkinton
,
Sandes
,
Downame
,
Bentham
,
and
lawfull
forme
,
and
matter
.
Hee
was
made
and
admitted
far
otherwise
,
and
in
different
maner
to
all
true
Archbishops
of
Canterbury
before
him
that
noe
man
,
not
beinge
a
true
and
lawfull
preist
,
can
possibly
bee
made
a
Bishop
,
Stowe
Hollinsh
.
hi●t
.
An.
Eliz.
Articles
of
Relig.
&c.
preisthood
,
sacrifice
,
and
holy
oblation
for
the
quicke
and
deade
,
that
true
preisthood
is
not
sacrificing
preisthood
,
nor
giuen
by
such
forme
,
Rec●aue
the
Holy
Ghost
,
whose
synnes
you
forgiue
,
they
are
forgiuen
,
and
whose
synnes
you
retaine
,
they
are
retayned
.
their
preists
are
not
called
to
preach
and
baptize●
,
but
to
Sutcliff
.
ag.
D.
Kell
pag.
Feild
l.
of
t●e
church
&c.
sacrifice
Christs
body
and
blood
vnder
the
accidents
of
breade
and
wine
,
for
the
quicke
,
and
the
deade
.
losing
and
bindinge
Christ
was
a
preist
after
the
order
of
M●lchizedech
,
Euery
high
preist
is
to
offer
sacrifice
to
God
for
the
people
,
that
Christs
bodie
and
blood
,
giuen
or
offered
,
to
God
,
for
the
people
,
is
a
true
sacrifice
.
this
is
my
bodie
which
is
gi●en
for
you
,
my
blood
which
is
shedd
for
you
in
remission
of
synns
.
highe
preist
,
Archicireus
Hoc
facite
,
doe
you
this
,
binding
and
losing
whos●
syns
you
forgiue
,
they
are
forgiuen
,
and
whose
syns
you
retayne
,
they
are
retayned
,
Thusiastis
,
Thusia
,
Thusiast●rion
,
sacrificer
,
sacrifice
,
and
place
where
there
sacrificer
,
or
preist
offereth
sacrifice
.
We
cannot
dislike
t●●
sentence
of
D.
Reynoldes
,
concerning
the
mutuall
Morton
App.
pa.
Reinolds
confer
.
pag.
Relation
and
dependance
betweene
an
altare
and
sacrifice
:
But
graunt
,
that
altar
doth
as
naturally
and
necessarily
inferr
a
sacrifice
,
as
a
shrine
doth
a
Saint
,
a
father
a
sonne
.
Cardinall
Bellarmine
said
truly
,
viz:
sacrifice
and
preistood
are
Relatiues
.
Receaue
power
to
offer
sacrifice
in
the
church
,
for
the
liuing
and
deade
,
in
the
name
of
the
father
,
and
of
the
sonne
,
and
of
the
holy
ghost
.
Arius
condemned
the
custome
of
the
church
,
in
Feild
p.
Couell
exam.
pag.
naminge
the
deade
at
the
Alt●r
,
and
offerringe
the
Sacrifice
of
Eucharist
for
them
,
for
this
his
,
●ash
and
inconsiderate
boldnes
,
and
presumption
,
in
condemning
the
vniuersall
church
of
Christ
,
hee
was
iust●y
condemned
.
The
doctrine
Feild
of
that
church
Gennad
.
Schol.
def.
Feild
p.
Hull
Rom.
pol
pa.
Middleton
papistom
p.
Relation
of
Religion
.
Casau
.
resp.
ad
Card.
per
p.
of
purgatorie
,
prayer
&
sacrifice
for
the
deade
,
was
a
tradition
of
the
Apostles
,
equall
with
the
worde
of
God
,
Leo
,
S.
Leo
,
the
Pope
,
appointed
Masses
for
the
deade
.
It
was
a
tradition
of
the
primatiue
church
receaued
from
the
fathers
,
to
pray
for
the
deade
,
and
begg
mercye
of
God
for
them
,
the
deade
were
prayed
for
in
the
publick
liturgies
of
Basile
,
Crisostome
,
and
Epiphanius
.
the
Religion
of
our
kinge
he
writeth
by
the
kings
commaund
,
and
from
his
mouth
,
neither
is
the
kinge
ignorant
,
nor
den●eth
,
that
the
fathers
of
the
primatiue
church
,
did
acknowledge
one
sacrifice
in
Christian
Religion
,
that
succeeded
in
the
place
of
the
sacrifices
of
Moses
Morton
app.
in
sacrifice
,
&c.
Morton
app.
pa.
Bibliander
,
that
they
taught
this
sacrifice
of
the
Christians
and
called
yt
Thoda
.
These
testimonies
of
Rabbi
Cahana
,
Rabbi
Iuda
,
Rabbi
Simeon
,
are
such
,
if
yet●
they
were
such
,
that
they
make
soe
directly
for
the
Romish
article
of
transsubstantiation
,
that
the
most
Romish
Dostors
for
the
space
of
allmoste
a
thousand
yeares
,
after
Christ
,
did
not
in
soe
expresse
termes
publish
this
mistery
to
the
world
.
They
are
more
playne
and
pregnant
for
transsubstantion
,
then
are
the
sayings
of
transsubstantiators
themselues
.
Couell
def.
pag.
Haue
power
imparted
to
them
by
God
ouer
Christs
naturall
body
,
which
is
himselfe
,
which
antiquitie
doth
call
the
making
of
Christs
bodie
,
it
hath
to
dispose
of
that
flesh
,
which
was
giuen
for
the
life
of
the
worlde
:
and
that
blood
which
was
powred
out
to
redeeme
soules
.
is
Christs
bodye
the
same
obiect
Casaub
sup
pag.
and
thinge
,
which
the
Romane
church
beleeueth
Franciscus
Starearus
Hebraicae
literaturae
callentissimus
,
most
excellent
in
Hebrue
learninge
,
Praefat.
prot
in
p.
G●l
.
Frā●●
fur●i
An.
testimonies
of
the
Rabbines
before
Christ
.
Irrefragabilia
testimonia
:
vndeniable
testimonies
of
the
kingdome
of
Christ
,
that
all
men
except
madd
against
the
Religion
of
Christ
,
might
knowe
the
truthe
.
Stat.
An.
Eliz.
cap.
Foxe
in
Ed.
Regist.
e●d
.
pereg
.
in
Lond
Reinol
.
Caluinot
.
Resp.
lustit
english
min●sters
in
state
of
treason
,
&
protestāt●●n
felony
by
their
doctrine
.
Method
.
pataren
.
l.
decret.
ab
init
.
Iams
Manuscrip
in
Can●trig
.
Bishops
,
made
either
by
vertue
of
the
Queenes
letters
patents
or
commission
,
Ihon
of
Alasco
of
taking
away
the
publick
sacrifice
,
and
making
them
preists
,
that
are
mere
lay
men
,
All
men
borne
within
this
Realme
or
any
other
dominions
vnder
the
Regiment
of
Queene
Elizabeth
Eli.
cap.
in
the
yeare
of
her
raigne
,
and
●ynce
the
feastè
of
the
natiuitie
of
S.
Ihon
Baptist
,
in
the
first
yeare
of
her
raigne
made
preists
,
deacons
,
or
religeous
,
or
ecclesiasticall
parsons
,
made
or
ordeyned
by
any
authoritie
,
power
,
or
iurisdiction
,
deriued
,
challenged
,
or
pretended
from
the
See
of
Rome
,
are
Traytors
and
guiltie
of
high
treason
:
And
euery
parson
Wittnigly
and
willingly
that
receaue
,
releeue
,
comfort
,
ayde
or
mayntaine
any
such
preist
,
deacon
religeous
or
ecclesiasticall
parson
being
at
libertie
,
●●
to
bee
adiuged
a
felone
,
without
benefite
of
clargie
,
and
suffer
death
lose
,
and
forfaite
,
as
in
case
of
one
attainted
of
felonye
:
Sutcliff
ag.
●●ll
●a
Feild
sup.
Mason
epi.
ded.
in
consec
of
Matthew
Park
.
An.
Elizab.
&c
Stat.
an
Eliz.
cap.
Stat
parla
Iacob
.
&c
Prouided
〈◊〉
that
this
Ast
shall
not
extend
to
any
such
Ie●
〈◊〉
●eminariè
preist
,
or
other
such
preist
,
deacon
〈◊〉
Religeous
,
or
ecclesiasticall
parson
,
as
is
before
mentioned
,
as
shall
at
any
time
,
wit●
in
the
said
●ourtie
daies
,
or
within
three
dayes
after
that
hee
shall
hereafter
come
into
this
Realme
,
or
any
other
her
●ighnes
dominions
,
submit
himselfe
to
some
Archbishop
,
Bishop
of
this
Realme
,
or
to
some
Iustice
of
peace
within
the
countie
,
where
hee
shall
arriue
or
lande
,
and
doe
there
vpon
truely
and
sincerely
before
the
same
Archbishop
,
Bishop
,
or
suche
Iustice
of
peace
,
take
the
said
oathe
sett
forthe
in
Anno
p●imo
,
and
by
writinge
vnder
his
hand
confesse
&
ackno●ledge
,
and
from
thence
foorth
continue
his
due
obedience
vnto
highne●
lawes
,
&c.
Speed
Theat
pag.
preaching
of
the
puer
worde
of
God
,
and
sacraments
duely
ministred
in
the
congregation
of
faithfull
men
:
mutuò
se
ponunt
&
aufferunt
,
come
and
goe
together
,
How
shall
they
call
on
him
,
in
whome
they
haue
〈◊〉
.
ca.
not
beleeued
;
and
how
shall
they
beleeue
in
him
of
whom
they
haue
not
heard
?
and
how
shall
they
heare
without
a
preacher
?
and
how
shall
they
preach
,
except
they
bee
sent
?
T●e
church
hath
Art
minist.
in
the
congreg
.
art.
Couell
exa
.
pag.
noe
reason
to
heare
their
voice
,
whom
Christ
hath
not
commaunded
to
feede
his
she●p●
.
M.
Willet
exclaymeth
moste
bitterly
Parkes
ag.
lymbo
p.
Couell
exam.
p.
against
the
protestants
english
church
in
the
preface
before
his
Antilogie
.
The
church
of
England
which
l●et●
prostrate
at
your
graces
feete
,
desireth
not
to
be●
fauoured
in
her
errors
,
nor
to
haue
her
corruptions
warranted
by
authoritie
.
Willet
sup.
&
pag.
petition
of
&c.
Answere
of
the
vniuersity
.
King
speach
mart
.
An.
hath
erroneous
conceipts
it
hath
errors
in
doctrine
.
corrected
or
altered
as
the
kinge
pleased
.
I
could
wish
from
my
hart
,
that
laying
willfullnes
aside
,
wee
might
meete
in
the
midst
.
I
would
for
my
owne
part
bee
content
to
meete
them
in
the
midd
way
,
that
all
nouelties
might
bee
renounced
.
concludeth
this
point
as
all
the
rest
,
that
Conference
pag.
errors
in
matters
of
faith
might
bee
rectified
and
amended
.
&
all
the
rest
errors
in
matters
of
faith
might
bee
rectified
,
&c.
Couell
exam.
pag.
are
they
,
whoe
directly
gaynesay
some
article
of
our
faith
,
and
are
,
or
haue
beene
condemned
,
by
seme
generall
Councell
.
Generall
Councells
may
err
and
sometime
haue
erred
,
euen
in
things
pertayning
vnto
God
,
wherefore
things
ordeyned
by
them
as
necessarie
to
saluation
,
haue
neither
strength
nor
authoritie
,
vnlesse
yt
may
bee
declared
that
they
bee
taken
out
of
Holy
scripture
.
deduction
from
scripture
Wotton
def.
of
perk
.
pa.
maketh
a
matter
of
faith
Wee
acknowledge
both
and
holde
all
matters
▪
Wotton
sup.
pag.
concluded
logically
out
of
the
scriptures
,
to
bee
the
word
of
God
,
as
well
as
if
they
were
expressely
sett
downe
in
yt
,
worde
for
word●
.
Willet
art.
p.
the
protestants
flocke
Iacob
Reas
pag.
of
England
cannot
expect
that
heauen
shall
bee
opened
vnto
them
The
english
p●otestant
Religion
diminisheth
the
honor
,
and
dignitie
of
Christ
,
impugneth
the
foundation
of
sauing
faith
,
and
is
contrary
to
Gods
word
.
Christs
owne
ordinances
necessarie
to
bee
enioyed
for
our
soules
health
,
are
wanting
in
England
,
t●ere
is
noe
ordinary
meanes
of
saluation
Iacob
exhor
pag.
to
bee
had
,
in
the
english
protestant
Religion
,
euery
man
wanteth
the
heauenly
foode
,
and
perseruatiue
,
appointed
for
vs
,
of
God
,
the
english
protestant
church
wanteth
the
ordinary
meanes
appointed
of
God
,
for
saluation
to
euery
man
Aduertisement
An.
Millions
of
millions
runne
to
eternall
flames
,
Christianitie
is
denyed
in
England
by
publicke
authoritie
.
Certaine
dem
▪
An.
The
protestant
Religion
of
England
cannot
bee
kept
without
breach
of
the
commaundments
.
Canterbury
,
London
,
Winchester
,
fell
downe
on
their
knees
,
and
desired
,
that
all
things
might
remayne
,
Conference
at
Hampton
copie
annexed
to
B.
Barlowes
printed
by
Ihōwindet
.
Copie
least
the
papists
should
thinke
wee
haue
beene
in
error
.
Bishops
of
Canterburye
,
London
and
Winchester
makinge
earnest
suite
,
that
all
things
might
stand
as
they
did
,
leaste
the
papists
should
take
offence
,
whoe
might
say
,
wee
would
perswad●
them
to
come
to
a
church
hauing
errors
in
yt
.
It
is
a
generall
Maxime
,
there
is
none
in
the
churche
,
whose
iudgment
is
of
infallible
Morton
Apol.
part.
To
these
parsons
God
imparted
power
ouer
Couell
def.
of
Hook-pa
his
misticall
body
which
is
the
societie
of
soules
,
&
ouer
that
naturall
,
which
is
himselfe
,
for
the
knittiuge
of
bothe
in
one
,
a
worke
which
antiquitie
doth
call
the
making
of
Christs
body
.
The
power
of
the
Couell
mod.
exam.
pag.
ministery
by
blessing
visible
Elements
,
it
maketh
them
inuisible
grace
,
it
giueth
dayly
the
holy
ghost
,
it
hath
●o
dispose
of
that
flesh
,
which
was
giuen
for
the
life
life
of
the
worlde
:
and
that
blood
which
was
powred
out
tò
rèdeme
soules
.
It
is
a
power
Couell
def.
sup.
pa.
which
neither
prince
nor
potentate
,
kinge
nor
Caesar
on
earth
can
giue
.
Ministeriall
power
is
a
worke
of
seperation
,
because
it
seuereth
them
,
that
haue
yt
,
from
other
men
,
and
maketh
them
a
speciall
Order
,
consecrated
vnto
the
seruice
of
the
moste
high
,
in
things
,
wherewith
others
may
not
ineddle
.
The
Character
of
Order
is
an
actiue
power
,
which
giueth
an
Abilitie
,
publickly
to
administer
the
sacraments
.
The
third
was
priuate
baptisme
:
if
priuate
Conference
at
Hampt
.
Court
.
pa.
for
place
,
his
maiestie
thought
it
agreed
with
the
vse
of
the
primatiue
church
:
if
for
parsons
,
that
any
but
a
lawfull
minister
might
baptise
any
Where
,
hee
vtterly
disliked
:
and
in
this
point
his
highnes
grewe
somewhat
earnest
,
against
the
baptizing
by
Women
,
and
laickes
Hee
spake
bitterly
against
priuate
Baptisme
,
saying
hee
had
as
liue
an
ape
as
a
woman
should
bapti●e
●●s
child
▪
The
kinge
concluded
against
priuate
Baptisme
.
admitted
into
the
Church
of
Christ
but
by
Baptisme
:
of
Conference
sup
The
Bishop
of
Winchester
sayde
,
that
if
h●●
tooke
away
priuate
baptisme
,
hee
ouerthrew
all
antiquitie
.
Ormerod
dialog.
Children
of
hereticks
,
and
of
such
as
by
excommunication
,
are
cut
from
the
church
,
may
not
bee
baptised
▪
amonge
the
protestants
,
sacraments
Ormer
pict
purit
.
l.
&
dial
are
wickedly
mangled
,
and
prophaned
,
yea
and
wickedly
ministred
.
The
vicar
of
●a●●sdale
was
proued
before
Conference
at
Hampton
pag
the
Lord
Archbishop
to
deale
breade
out
of
a
baskett
for
the
communion
,
euery
man
putting
in
his
hand
,
and
taking
out
a
peece
.
An
abridgment
Abridgment
pag.
of
Lincoln
dioces
It
appointeth
sondry
things
,
that
tend
directly
to
the
prophanation
,
of
the
holy
sacraments
,
either
by
prostituting
them
to
vnworthie
parsons
,
or
administringe
them
vnreuerently
Professor
of
diuinitie
It
is
●rr●neous
to
thinke
that
Baptism●
Willet
An
til
pa.
and
the
church
can
not
bee
sepera●ed
.
There
is
and
allwayes
hath
beene
a
visible
church
,
Feild
pa.
▪
and
that
not
consistinge
of
some
fo●e
scattered
Christians
,
without
order
of
ministery
,
or
vse
of
sacraments
:
for
all
this
we
doe
moste
Willingly
yeeld
vnto
,
In
the
Feild
sup.
pag.
church
of
God
is
fownde
an
entire
profession
of
the
sauing
truth
of
God
,
Order
of
holy
ministery
,
sacraments
by
vertue
thereof
a●ministred
,
and
a
blessed
▪
vnitie
and
fellowship
of
the
people
of
God
,
&c.
vnder
the
commaunde
of
lawfull
pastors
and
guides
.
Feild
l.
an
vnion
or
connexion
of
men
in
profession
,
and
vse
of
sacraments
,
vnder
lawfull
pastors
.
Couell
def.
of
Hooke
pag
Couell
exam.
pag.
Ormerod
pict
purit
.
k.
Ormer
dial
Feild
episc
.
dedicat
.
of
the
church
Couell
def.
pa.
cont.
Burg.
p.
Wotton
def.
p.
&c.
D.
Abbotag
Hill.
p.
doue
persu
p.
mort
.
satisf
p.
Sutcl
.
ag.
kell
pag.
i●
ill
.
Antil
.
p.
Middl.
pap
.
pa.
Wotton
def
The
statute
congregations
of
England
ar●
noe
true
churches
.
the
protestant
church
of
England
is
noe
church
at
all
the
protestants
of
England
haue
noe
forme
of
a
church
.
The
protestant
church
is
not
the
true
church
of
Christ
.
the
protestant
church
in
England
is
not
the
true
church
,
it
hath
not
soe
much
as
the
outward
face
and
shew
of
the
true
church
.
there
is
no●
part
of
heauenly
doctrine
more
necessarie
in
these
daies
,
then
to
know
the
church
,
and
true
sponse
of
Christ
,
and
that
there
is
noe
saluation
,
remission
of
synnes
,
or
hope
of
eternall
life
out
of
the
church
,
Morton
,
Sutcliffe
,
Willet
,
Wotton
,
Powell
,
Middleton
,
but
papists
and
lyers
affirme
the
contrary
,
and
noe
Goliath
can
proue
yt
,
Cou●ll
ag.
apologet
.
epist.
pag.
This
proposition
noe
hereticks
nor
Scismaticks
are
to
bee
communicated
withall
,
is
vndoubtedly
true
,
because
it
is
grounted
vppon
scripture
.
Tit.
Ioh.
●p.
Hull
Rom.
pol.
p.
Ormer
.
pag
p.
Powell
cons
.
pag.
in
concl
.
Sutcl
.
exam
of
petit
p.
Wee
may
not
communicate
with
hereticks
and
men
of
a
diuers
Religion
.
thus
:
With
Idolaters
&
hereticks
▪
good
men
ought
to
haue
no●
communion
.
Loadicean
councell
can.
which
doth
directly
condemne
communion
▪
with
hereticks
,
either
in
Mariadge
or
in
prayer
The
fourth
councell
of
Cathage
cap.
forbiddeth
cleargie
men
all
festings
and
fellowship
with
hereticks
and
Scismaticks
:
Sutcl
.
sup.
pa.
the
tolleration
of
any
false
hereticall
▪
Religion
,
repugnant
to
R●asons
of
Religion
,
and
holy
scriptares
.
such
communion
is
reproued
by
the
authoritie
both
of
the
fathers
of
the
church
,
and
of
auntient
christian
Emperors
.
S.
Athanasius
,
Gregorie
Nazianeen
sup.
pa.
Hierome
,
Augustine
,
Ambrose
,
Irenaeus
,
Dionysius
,
Heraclas
,
Optatus
of
Meleuit
.
Eusebius
l.
hist.
c.
by
the
authoritie
of
Dyoninisius
and
Heraclas
,
prou●th
,
that
such
as
conuerso
with
hereticks
are
excommunicate
.
Constantine
,
Gratian
,
Valentinian
,
Theodosius
,
Arcadius
,
Honorius
,
Martianus
,
and
Iustinian
.
Abridgment
An.
Abridgment
of
a
booke
of
the
ministers
of
Lincoln
dioces
,
By
the
iudgment
of
the
godly
learned
of
all
churches
,
and
ages
,
who
haue
constantly
taught
and
giuen
testimonie
to
this
truth
,
that
Christians
are
bounde
to
cast
of
the
cer●monies
,
and
r●ligeous
customes
of
pagans
,
Iewes
,
Idolaters
and
hereticks
and
carefully
to
shun
all
conformitie
with
them
.
Sup.
pa.
the
first
generall
councell
of
Nice
,
Augustine
,
Tertullian
,
Pope
Melchiades
,
Ambrose
,
Gregorie
the
greate
,
S.
Le●
,
the
church
of
Scotland
,
Oecolampadius
,
Caluin
,
Bucor
,
Musculus
,
Peter
martyr
,
Beza
,
Zanchius
,
Pezelius
,
Mollerus
,
Szeg●dinus
,
Danaeus
,
Michabaeus
,
Zepperus
,
Wigandus
,
M.
Rogers
,
the
lat●
Queenes
iniunctions
,
her
Canons
,
Bishop
I●w●ll
,
B.
Pilkinton
.
B.
Westphaling●
,
Bilson
,
D.
Humfry
,
D.
Fulke
,
D.
Andrewes
,
D.
Sutcliffe
,
Couell
ex●
▪
pag.
Ormerod
dial.
are
men
obstinately
●rringe
in
some
fundamentall
poynt
.
Hee
is
an
hereticke
,
which
so●
swarueth
from
the
wholesome
doctrine
,
as
contemning
the
iudgment
both
of
God
,
and
the
church
,
persisteth
in
his
opinion
,
and
breaketh
the
peace
of
the
church
.
Couell
exam.
pag.
Hereticks
are
they
,
whoe
directly
gaynesay
some
article
of
our
faith
.
&
are
,
or
haue
beene
condemned
by
some
generall
Councell
.
in
fundamentall
points
Hereticks
are
men
obstinately
erring
in
some
fundamentall
Couell
exam.
pag.
Satie
firmum
argumentum
est
,
&c.
That
argument
Lactant
firmian
.
Insti
.
l.
de
vera
sap.
cap.
or
euidence
that
is
giuen
of
the
enemyes
thems●lues
,
is
stronge
enough
to
proue
the
truthe
:
Willet
apud
Parkesp
haue
sett
a
foote
straunge
nouel●ies
,
&
paradoxes
;
whirle
pilt
poynts
,
bubb●●s
of
new
do●trine
,
straunge
and
vnsounde
positions
,
contrary
to
the
scripture
.
Parkes
ag.
lymb
.
inpref
sup.
ep.
ded.
Ormer
.
dial
.
Ormer
pict
pur.
intitul
Ormer
.
dial
.
they
haue
pestilent
heresi●s
They
are
hereticall
,
and
sacriledgeous
.
They
are
in
the
compasse
of
heresie
.
They
doe
resemble
the
Anabaptists
in
aboue
sourescore
seuerall
things
They
ioyne
sondrie
things
with
the
pharises
,
Apostolicks
,
Aerians
,
Pepusians
,
Petrobusians
,
Florinians
,
Cerinthians
,
Nazarens
,
Beguardines
,
Ebionites
,
Catababdites
,
Catherists
,
Iouinians
,
&c.
there
was
scarce
heresie
inuented
Ormer
.
dial.
by
ol●
here●icks
which
they
haue
not
ioyned
in
,
reuiue
and
renewe
with
fre●h
and
new
colours
.
They
are
heade
stronge
,
and
hardened
in
error
,
they
stricke
at
mayne
points
of
faith
,
shaking
the
foundation
it selfe
,
and
calling
in
question
heauen
and
hell
,
the
diuinitie
and
humanitie
,
yea
the
very
soule
and
saluation
of
our
Sauiour
himselfe
.
certayne
demaunds
the
protestant
Cert
.
demaunds
An.
Ormer
pi●●
pur.
c.
Religion
of
England
cannot
bee
kept
without
breach
o●
the
commaundements
.
it
hath
beene
conceaued
by
godly
men
in
forreyne
Contreyes
,
that
the
english
protestants
haue
noe
lawes
,
noe
good
orders
,
noe
discipline
,
but
that
euery
man
may
doe
what
hee
list
.
Couell
des
.
of
Hooker
pag.
The
begynnings
,
the
proceedings
,
&
the
end
of
them
,
both
in
England
and
Scotland
,
serue
to
this
end
,
that
order
may
cease
.
Ormer
dial.
children
of
hereticks
,
and
of
such
as
by
excommunication
,
are
cut
from
the
church
,
may
not
bee
baptized
.
Bilson
suru
p.
I
doe
not
finde
any
scriptures
that
allowe
the
Saincts
deceas●d
,
the
same
place
of
glorie
,
where
Christ
now
is
at
the
right
hand
of
God
,
in
the
highest
heauens
,
till
the
laste
day
come
.
they
dissolue
that
communion
Couell
ag.
Burg.
p.
of
Sainsts
,
which
wee
professe
to
beleeue
as
an
article
of
Gods
truthe
.
The
beleeso
Ormer
.
dial
Ormer
.
pa.
ganot
.
pag.
of
Christ
discending
into
hell
,
to
fetch
prisoners
t●ence
,
is
like
the
fable
of
Hercules
,
greing
to
hell
to
fetch
thence
Theseus
,
Pirothous
and
Cerberus
.
Parkes
p.
Christs
discent
into
hell
is
noe
Article
of
our
Creede
,
but
an
intruded
fable
,
a
patch
which
some
Cobl●r
,
or
patcher
,
patched
to
the
Creede
;
it
is
against
the
Analogie
of
our
faith
,
it
ingendreth
many
inconueniences
,
many
absurde
opinions
friuolous
fables
,
and
p●antasticall
visions
.
Powell
de
Antich
pa.
bodie
of
Christ
after
his
resurrection
had
not
the
naturall
properties
of
a
bodie
.
if
Christ
bee
not
risen
,
them
is
our
preaching
vayne
,
and
your
faith
alsoe
is
vayne
,
and
if
Christ
bee
not
raised
,
your
saith
is
vaine
,
you
are
yett
in
your
synnes
.
And
soe
they
which
are
a
sheepe
in
Christ
,
are
perished
.
they
strike
at
mayne
points
of
saith
shaking
the
foundation
it self●
,
and
calling
in
que●tion
heauen
and
hell
,
the
diuinitie
and
humanitie
yea
the
verie
soule
and
saluation
of
our
sauiour
himselfe
.
it
is
noe
more
certaine
that
God
is
in
heauen
,
Crea●or
of
visible
&
inuisible
things
,
and
Iesus
Christ
the
tru●
m●ss●●●
,
then
that
the
pope
of
Rome
is
the
greate
Antichrist
and
the
papall
church
the
synagoge
of
Antichrist
.
Feild
l.
will
Antil
.
p.
Po●ell
l
de
Artichrist
.
p.
&c.
apud
parkes
pa.
sect.
Dauid
is
still
in
hell
to
this
day
:
The
english
protestants
Suru
.
of
con
.
B
pa.
teache
that
Christ
hath
actually
and
effectually
redeemed
all
men
whatsoeuer
.
Circumcision
was
not
prouided
for
remedie
of
originall
Wotton
def.
of
perk
.
pag.
sinne
,
any
more
then
for
actuall
,
neither
did
it
remedie
the
one
or
the
other
.
Willet
Antil
.
pag.
opinions
are
sounde
&
good
doctrine
as
hee
propou●ded
them
,
and
M.
Foxe
maintaineth
them
.
Foxe
to
mon.
in
Tyndall
first
edition
The
lawe
maketh
vs
to
hate
God
.
It
is
vnpossible
for
vs
to
consent
to
the
will
of
God
.
The
lawe
requireth
vnpossible
thinges
of
vs
.
Christ
is
in
thee
,
&
thou
in
him
,
knitt
together
vnseperably
,
neither
cast
thou
bee
damned
,
except
Christ
be
damned
with
thee
:
neither
can
Christ
bee
saued
,
except
thou
bee
saued
with
him
.
Euery
man
is
Lord
of
other
mens
goods
.
I
am
bounde
to
loue
the
Turke
with
all
my
might
,
and
power
,
yea
and
aboue
my
power
.
There
is
noe
worke
better
then
an
other
,
to
please
God
,
to
make
water
,
to
was
he
dishes
,
to
bee
a
Sowter
,
or
an
Apostle
all
is
one
,
to
washe
dishes
,
and
to
preache
is
all
one
touching
the
deed
to
please
God
.
To
worshipp
God
otherwise
,
then
to
beleeue
that
hee
is
Iust
,
and
true
in
his
promises
is
to
make
God
an
I
d●ll
God
moued
the
hartes
of
the
Egiptians
to
hate
the
people
,
likewise
hee
moued
kings
.
Paule
was
of
higher
Authoritie
then
Peter
.
Yf
S.
Paule
were
alyue
I
would
compare
my selfe
to
S.
Paule
,
and
bee
as
good
as
hee
.
The
children
of
faithe
are
vnder
noe
lawe
.
God
bindeth
vs
to
that
which
is
vnpossible
for
vs
to
accomplishe
▪
synne
cannot
condemne
vs
.
Soe
longe
as
the
Successors
of
the
Apostles
were
persecuted
,
and
martyred
,
there
were
good
christian
men
,
and
noe
longer
.
Millions
of
millions
runne
to
eternall
flames
.
Christianitie
is
denyed
in
England
by
Aduertisem●●t
.
An.
publicke
Authoritie
Ormerod
.
dial.
All
synnes
are
equall
it
is
as
greate
a
synne
,
to
doe
any
seruile
worke
vppon
the
sabboth
day
,
as
to
doe
murther
,
and
committ
adultery
,
it
is
as
greate
a
synne
,
to
throwe
a
boul●
on
the
sabboath
day
,
as
to
kill
a
man
.
It
is
as
greate
a
syn
to
kill
a
mans
cocke
,
as
to
kill
his
Seruant
.
Bilson
Suru
.
pag.
the
protestants
cleare
not
Christ
from
synne
,
it
was
rife
in
the
pulpitts
,
and
vsuall
in
Catechismes
,
that
the
death
of
Christ
Iesus
on
the
crosse
,
and
his
blood
sh●dd
for
the
remission
of
our
syns
,
were
the
leaste
cause
,
and
meane
of
our
Redemption
.
&
def.
pag.
Bilson
sup.
pa.
def.
p.
Bils
.
p.
def
pa.
Bils
.
p.
def.
pa.
Bils
.
p.
def.
pa.
Bils
.
p.
def.
pag.
Parkes
epis
.
dedicat
.
&
pag.
&
sect
Powell
l.
de
diaphor
.
ep.
d●●icat
.
Parkes
apol.
epist.
dedic
.
Christs
will
was
contrary
to
Gods
will
.
Christ
in
his
agonie
knew
not
Gods
will
.
Christ
was
forsaken
both
in
bodie
&
soule
.
Christ
suffered
hell
Torments
.
Christ
suffered
the
paynes
of
hell
▪
Christ
suffered
the
death
of
the
soule
.
the
death
of
the
soule
is
such
paynes
and
sufferings
of
Gods
wrathe
,
as
allwayes
accompanie
them
that
are
seperated
from
the
grace
and
loue
of
God
.
God
did
forsake
Christ
.
the
parson
of
Christ
is
prophanely
&
irreligeously
spoken
of
,
the
scripture
is
falsefyed
to
fasten
blasphemie
vpon
Christ
,
heauen
&
hell
,
the
diuinity
&
humanity
,
yea
the
verie
soule
and
saluation
of
Christ
our
Sauiour
himselfe
,
is
called
in
question
.
To
holde
that
Christ
was
a
lawe
maker
is
an
insolent
pseudographema
false
scripture
.
The
Creede
it selfe
which
hath
allwayes
beene
the
verie
badge
and
Cognizance
,
whereby
to
discerne
and
know
the
faithfull
from
vnbeleeuers
,
Christians
from
heathens
,
and
Catholicks
from
hereticks
,
is
the
mayne
point
in
question
.
Barl
:
●erm
.
septem
The
whelps
of
those
beasts
are
multiplied
with
vs
in
England
,
of
which
S.
Paule
speaketh
which
made
a
lest
of
the
soules
immortaliti●
,
and
the
bodies
resurrestion
.
D.
George
Abb.
against
D.
Hill
p.
protestants
and
puritanes
did
neuer
differ
in
any
point
of
substance
,
wee
all
ioyne
in
all
materiall
points
of
saluation
,
and
noe
Goliath
against
vs
can
proue
the
contrary
.
Powell
ag.
epis
.
apol.
pag.
Hee
lyeth
which
saith
they
differ
in
substantiall
points
:
This
proposition
,
noe
hereticks
nor
Scismaticks
are
to
bee
communicated
withall
,
is
vndoubtedly
true
,
because
it
is
grounded
vppon
scripture
,
&c.
Scisme
is
a
Feild
l.
breache
of
the
vnitie
of
the
churche
,
the
vnitie
of
the
church
consisteth
in
three
things
.
First
the
subiection
of
the
people
to
their
lawfull
pastors
.
Secondly
the
connexion
and
communion
wich
many
particular
churches
,
and
the
pastors
of
them
haue
amonge
themselues
:
Thirdly
in
holdinge
the
same
Rule
of
faith
of
subiection
to
lawfull
Pastors
that
maioritie
of
Bishops
is
Barl.
serm.
Sept.
an
apostolicall
tradition
,
in
all
the
worlde
,
enacted
for
succedinge
posteritie
,
a
canon
or
constitution
of
the
whole
Trinitie
:
Feild
l.
That
amonge
those
different
degrees
of
obedience
,
which
wee
must
yeeld
to
them
,
that
commaunde
and
teache
vs
in
the
church
of
God
,
wee
must
more
especially
respest
the
church
of
Rome
▪
then
Catholicke
Doctors
,
the
authoritie
of
catholicke
Bishops
,
or
other
churches
though
apo●●olicke
.
The
connexion
and
Communion
which
many
particular
Feild
l.
churches
and
pastors
of
t●●m
▪
haue
among●
themselues
:
there
is
no●
Couell
def.
of
Hook
pa.
church
where
the
gouernment
by
elders
,
or
presbytery
wanteth
,
this
being
as
essentiall
as
either
the
Worde
or
sacraments
.
Suru
.
of
comm
B.
pag.
english
churches
differ
from
all
other
reformed
churches
▪
In
holdinge
the
same
Rule
of
faith
:
offer
of
Conference
They
cannot
see
how
possibly
,
by
the
Rules
of
diuinitie
,
Offer
of
Conference
pag.
t●e
seperation
of
our
churches
from
the
church
of
Rome
,
and
from
the
Pope
supreame
heade
thereof
can
bee
iustified
.
They
protest
to
all
the
world
that
the
Pope
and
the
c●urch
of
Rome
,
and
in
them
God
and
Christ
sup
pag.
Iesus
himsel●e
,
haue
had
greate
wronge
and
indignitie
offered
vnto
them
;
and
that
all
the
protestant
churches
are
scismatic●ll
in
●orsakinge
vnitie
and
communion
with
them
.
As
wee
haue
saide
vnto
you
called
Brounists
,
soe
Declaration
of
the
misterie
of
iniquitie
An.
wee
say
to
England
,
and
to
the
presbytery
holdinge
of
the
Pope
and
that
profession
as
you
do●
;
Then
haue
you
of
England
and
all
the
nations
of
the
earthe
synned
gr●ately
to
seperate
from
Rome
,
in
that
you
were
all
of
one
bodie
,
and
members
one
of
an
other
,
and
being
bele●uers
in
Christ
Iesus
,
they
are
your
brethren
,
and
ought
not
to
seperate
from
Rome
as
you
haue
done
.
If
you
of
England
and
the
presbyterie
and
you
called
Brouni●●s
did
make
any
conscience
to
walke
by
the
Rules
of
Christs
●erein
,
you
●ould
not
wal●e
towards
Rome
as
you
doe
.
there
is
noe
hope
of
saluation
,
Conference
at
Hampton
Court
p.
The
Bishop
of
London
kneelinge
downe
,
moste
humbly
desired
his
maiestie
,
that
the
auntient
Canon
might
bee
remembred
,
which
saith
that
Scismatici
contra
Episcopos
,
non
sunt
audiendi
.
Scismaticks
are
not
to
bee
hard
against
Bishops
.
Ormer
.
dial.
They
pe●seuer
in
inueterate
and
olde
Scisme
,
which
by
the
auntient
fathers
and
protestants
alsoe
maketh
heresie
.
Powell
cons
pa
They
are
Scismaticall
,
they
are
in
scisme
,
th●●r
ca●e
is
●●ismaticall
,
they
haue
phanaticall
giddin●s
,
Sci●mes
,
factions
and
innouation
,
th●●
are
so●ers
●f
s●di●ion
.
scisme
and
faction
,
they
are
scismaticks
,
they
are
guiltie
of
scisme
Scismaticall
,
hereticall
and
sacriledgeous
,
they
are
headstronge
in
Scisme
and
hardened
in
error
.
Cert
.
consid
An.
●p.
dedicat
The
protestants
of
England
syn
against
God
in
their
proceedings
,
their
Religion
is
sed●tious
,
a
sect
,
Scisme
,
it
is
much
like
to
an
euill
herbe
or
we●de
,
which
if
it
bee
not
speedely
rooted
vp
,
but
suffered
to
spreade
,
will
soone
ouerspreade
the
gardons
of
God
wit●
vice
,
and
impietie
,
as
there
will
scarce
be●
any
roume
left
for
vertue
and
pietie
.
Couell
ex●●
.
pag.
The
scismes
and
diuisions
amongst
vs
haue
made
a
number
renounce
their
office
.
Iacobi
Chris●
▪
Basil
.
Aethiopum
Mussarob
.
Gregor.
&c
Couell
against
Burg
pag.
The
protestant
Bishop
of
London
Ridley
wrote
vnto
M.
Grindall
that
a
man
of
wit●
and
learninge
may
finde
to
make
apparant
reasons
against
the
booke
of
common
prayer
.
The
first
protestants
of
this
kingdome
in
a
letter
Couell
●xam
.
pag.
subscribed
with
eleuen
of
their
hands
,
whereof
Knoxe
Gilby
,
Whittingam
,
&
Goodman
were
foure
,
moste
of
them
suerly
hauing
both
learninge
,
&
iudgment
,
call
the
english
protestant
Ceremonies
,
trifles
and
superfluous
Ceremonies
.
The
first
protestants
of
this
kingdome
.
Knoxe
disallowed
the
communion
booke
Conell
against
Burg
pag.
Couell
sup.
pa.
Bucer
Censured
the
communion
booke
.
Caluine
censured
the
communion
booke
,
to
conteyne
many
Examinat
.
pag.
Caluiue
,
Whoe
was
in
maner
of
an
Oracle
of
God
to
all
churches
that
were
reformed
,
gaue
this
Censure
of
the
englis●
communion
booke
,
translated
into
latine
,
to
haue
his
iudgment
of
it
,
that
many
foolish
things
Were
in
yt
,
not
that
puritie
which
was
to
bee
desired
,
was
to
bee
filed
from
the
rust
,
corrected
and
many
things
cleane
taken
away
.
The
princes
and
people
in
Germanie
haue
Caluinists
Relation
of
Relig.
●
in
greate
detestation
,
not
for
bearing
to
professe
openly
,
they
will
returne
to
the
papacie
,
rather
then
euer
admitt
that
sacramentarie
&
predestinarie
pestilence
.
The
booke
Ormerod
dial.
of
common
prayers
and
the
whole
order
of
protestants
seruice
,
is
condemned
Ormer
pict
purit
.
d
preachers
in
their
verball
serm●n●
speake
against
the
state
ecclesiasticall
,
t●e
●ooke
of
common
prayer
,
and
the
Ceremonies
of
the
church
of
England
.
Couell
exam
pag
The
communion
book●
is
boldely
despised
grosse
●rrors
and
manifest
impieties
are
in
the
communion
booke
.
Certaine
Co●sid●rations
The
protestant
communion
booke
Cert
Consider
.
An
p
▪
Suru
.
pag.
an●
seruice
is
naught
,
it
hath
grosse
and
palpable
repugnancie
in
yt
.
The
communion
Booke
of
England
is
not
agreable
to
the
word
of
God
▪
in
many
things
.
The
communion
booke
as
it
hath
ministred
matter
of
contention
,
fro●
the
first
hatchinge
of
yt
:
Soe
it
will
euer
bee
the
fuell
of
that
fyer
.
Abbridgm
.
of
luic
.
dioc
.
pag.
●he
booke
of
common
prayer
misapplyeth
sondrie
places
of
scripture
,
and
that
to
the
mayntayninge
of
vnsound
doctrine
.
The
booke
of
common
prayer
contayneth
,
in
yt
sondry
things
,
besids
them
handled
in
the
abbridgment
(
beeing
ver●
many
)
that
are
contrarie
to
the
word
of
God
,
it
appointeth
sondrie
things
,
that
tend
directly
to
the
prophanation
of
the
holy
sacraments
,
either
●y
prostituting
them
to
vnworthie
parsons
,
or
administring
them
vnreuereantly
,
i●
auoucheth
sondrie
manifest
and
apparant
vntruthes
.
it
appointeth
sondrie
things
,
that
bringe
greate
disorder
,
and
confusion
vnto
the
worship
of
God
.
It
conteynes
sondrie
things
,
that
are
ridiculous
,
and
absurde
,
and
●uch
as
noe
●reasonable
sence
can
bee
made
of
▪
it
conteyns
in
yt
s●ndrie
euide●t
contradictions
.
Many
things
in
the
communion
booke
are
Petit.
of
preachers
of
London
repugnant
to
the
word
of
God
.
In
the
communion
booke
there
bee
things
,
of
which
there
is
noe
reasonable
sence
,
there
is
contradiction
in
yt
,
euen
in
necessarie
and
essentiall
points
of
Religion
,
it
conteyneth
vntruthes
in
saith
▪
the
Holy
scripture
is
disgraced
in
yt
▪
it
entoyneth
vnlawfull
Ceremontes
.
conteyneth
corrupt
translations
of
holy
scriptures
,
misapplyeth
places
of
holy
scriptures
to
the
countenance
of
errors
.
Relation
of
R●ligion
cap.
writers
in
Relation
of
things
haue
abused
this
present
age
,
and
preiudiced
posteritie
.
Lou●
and
dislike
hath
s●e
d●zeled
their
eyes
,
that
they
cannot
bee
beleeued
.
It
is
true
indeed
,
there
are
●arebraynd
,
inconstant
,
Ormer
.
pagan
.
pag.
and
sickle
headed
,
amonge
protes●an●●
,
that
are
much
like
vnto
●kebolius
t●e
Sophist
of
Constantinople
,
who●
before
Iulian
was
emperour
,
caried
●imselfe
as
an
earnest
Christian
;
vnder
Iulian
hee
became
an
Apostata
,
and
a
bagan●
a●d
after
Iulian
,
he
woulde
bee
a
christian
againe
.
Ormer
.
pict
purit
.
l.
They
will
make
as
solemne
protestations
,
as
any
men
can
doe
,
and
by
oathe
deny
that
which
they
doe
you
shall
neuer
finde
with
any
high
land
,
or
border
theeues
,
more
lyes
,
and
vile
periuries
,
then
with
these
,
though
they
protest
and
by
oathe
denie
,
yett
s●ortely
after
,
wee
shall
see
it
come
to
passe
.
Offer
of
Confer
.
pa.
some
standinge
vppon
these
points
of
difference
,
not
for
conscience
,
but
for
carnall
respects
,
some
because
otherwise
they
knowe
not
how
to
bee
mayntayned
,
but
by
depending
vppon
that
faction
,
some
to
gratifie
their
benefactors
and
patrons
and
to
please
their
frends
,
some
for
discontentment
,
&
want
of
preferment
,
some
for
giddines
of
innouation
,
some
for
pride
of
hart
,
and
selfe
loue
,
some
for
hatred
of
order
,
and
restraint
of
their
libertie
,
some
for
ignorance
,
some
to
retayne
the
opinion
of
constancie
.
Couell
exam.
pag.
Parkes
Apol
praef
Atheisme
and
hipocrisie
is
in
all
states
in
this
kingdome
.
heresie
and
infidelitie
ioyne
and
labour
to
subuert
all
grounds
of
Christian
Religion
.
Conference
pag.
The
first
english
Ministers
soe
farr
dissented
,
Couell
exam.
pag.
that
some
bookes
,
and
the
greatest
part
of
Christendome
was
filled
with
the
●rreuerent
,
vnholy
,
and
vnnaturall
Contentions
of
that
time
.
M.
Knoxe
Writes
to
the
Queene
Regent
K
speache
in
Cofe
.
pa.
(
of
whome
without
slattery
I
may
say
,
shee
was
a
vertuous
and
moderate
lady
)
telling
her
that
●hee
was
supreame
heade
of
the
church
.
But
how
longe
trowe
yee
,
did
this
continue
?
euen
soe
longe
till
by
her
authoritie
,
the
popish
Bishops
were
repressed
.
Hee
himselfe
and
his
adherents
were
brought
in
and
well
setled
,
and
by
these
meanes
made
stronge
enough
.
Then
loe
they
began
to
make
small
account
of
her
Supreamacie
,
nor
would
longer
rest
vpon
her
authoritie
,
but
tooke
the
cau●e
into
their
owne
hands
.
How
they
vsed
that
pore
lady
my
Mother
is
not
vnknowne
,
whoe
did
desire
onely
,
a
priuate
Chappell
,
wherein
to
serue
God
,
after
her
maner
,
with
some
few
selected
parsons
:
but
her
supreamacie
was
not
sufficient
to
obtaine
yt
,
at
their
hands
.
Confer
sup
Barl.
Serm.
sup.
Cert
.
considerat
.
An.
if
the
english
protestants
opinion
bee
mayntayned
,
that
Bishops
iurisdiction
,
is
de
Iure
diuini
,
by
the
lawe
of
God
,
his
maiestie
and
all
the
nobilitie
ought
to
bee
subiect
to
excommunication
.
protestant
Bishops
themselues
doe
not
attribute
any
more
spirituall
authotitie
vnto
the
kinge
,
to
make
,
constitute
and
ordeyne
Canons
,
Constitutions
,
Rites
or
Ceremonies
,
then
they
giue
vnto
him
,
spirituall
po●er
to
preache
the
worde
,
administer
the
sacram●ntt
,
and
excommunicate
.
vnlawfull
,
against
Gods
Worde
,
hell
houndes
▪
naturall
sonnes
of
sathan
,
false
,
bastardly
gouernors
,
enemyes
to
God
,
to
the
kinge
,
and
to
his
people
,
euen
in
their
very
callinges
and
offices
.
Scismaticks
hereticks
,
in●●dolls
Offer
of
Confer
pag.
It
is
notorious
vnto
all
the
●orlde
,
what
indignities
,
slaunders
,
false
accusations
and
calumniations
,
the
prelates
and
their
ad●erents
,
in
their
priuate
speaches
,
publicke
sermons
and
writings
,
lay
vppon
the
ministers
.
I
will
cite
one
example
moste
conceruinge
them
bothe
,
Conference
at
H●mpt
Cou●t
.
by
D.
●arlo●e
3.
other
Copies
printed
by
Wind.
〈◊〉
●●fer
.
pag.
28
,
29
,
their
Conference
at
Hampton
Court
,
before
the
kinge
,
and
Lords
▪
Their
protestant
Bishop
of
Lincolne
,
D.
Barlowe
relateth
it
,
wholly
for
their
Bishops
:
Three
other
Copyes
printed
by
Ihon
Winde●
and
diuers
others
,
relate
yt
for
the
puritanes
.
Besides
the
testimonie
of
their
Bishop
D.
Montague
thus
cited
by
the
protetestant
offer
of
Conference
.
It
●●
more
then
apparant
,
that
they
haue
fraudul●ntly
cut
of
,
and
concealed
all
the
speaches
,
which
were
many
t●at
his
maiestie
vttered
against
the
corruptions
of
our
church
,
and
practise
of
the
prelates
,
as
appeareth
by
the
testimonie
of
the
deane
of
the
Chapell
.
And
yett
his
cunninge
hath
serued
him
,
and
his
Conscience
suffereth
him
,
to
bee
a
greate
Bishop
Offer
sup.
pag.
Abbot
ag.
Hill.
p.
Powell
ag.
Apol.
epi●●
.
pa.
Doue
persuas
pa.
Su●cl
.
against
kell
▪
pag
Middleton
pap
.
pa.
Will
Antil
pa
●owell
●onsider
pa
Wott●
d●f
.
of
Perk.
p.
Feild
pag.
Morton
satisf
p
Abridgm
.
pag.
Noe
hon●stie
was
vsed
in
that
Relation
.
it
seemes
by
the
whole
manadgenge
of
yt
,
that
it
was
vnder●and
plotted
and
procured
by
the
prelates
themselues
;
abusing
therein
his
ma●estie
,
and
vsinge
M.
Galloway
as
an
instrument
in
the
matter
,
to
the
end
that
they
might
haue
the
more
colour
for
their
intended
proceedinge
.
in
all
materiall
and
substantiall
points
:
Goliath
against
t●em
,
can
proue
the
contrary
none
but
Papists
affirme
t●at
●rotestants
and
puritan●s
differ
in
substantiall
points
of
f●●the●
,
and
hee
lyeth
which
saith
t●ey
differ
in
subsiautiall
●oints
.
Hereticks
are
neither
simple
,
infidells
nor
idolaters
,
but
obstinately
●rring
in
some
fundament
all
point
.
excommunication
ipso
Constitution
&c.
can
.
ecclesiast.
An.
essentiall
,
materiall
and
fundamentall
the
worship
in
the
church
in
England
is
corrupt
superstitious
,
vnlawfull
repugnant
to
the
scriptures
,
and
in
sacraments
.
The
articles
of
their
religion
are
erroneous
.
their
rites
Antichristian
gouernment
of
the
church
of
england
vnder
his
maiestie
by
Archbishops
,
Bishops
,
d●anes
,
&c.
Antichristian
and
repugnant
to
the
word
of
God
.
The
forme
and
maner
of
makinge
,
and
consecratinge
Bishops
,
●reists
,
and
deacons
is
repugnant
to
the
word
of
God
.
They
whoe
are
made
Bishops
,
preists
,
or
deacons
in
that
forme
,
are
not
lawfully
made
,
nor
ought
to
bee
accompted
,
either
by
themselues
,
or
others
to
bee
truely
either
Bishops
,
preists
,
or
deacons
,
&c.
out
of
the
church
of
all
hope
of
saluation
The
Gouernment
Couell
ag.
Burg.
p.
b●
Elders
and
the
Pressbitery
is
the
expresse
commaundement
of
God
,
and
as
essentiall
as
either
the
worde
,
or
Sacraments
T●e
discipline
Couell
exam.
pag.
is
an
essentiall
note
of
the
churche
men
are
martyres
in
that
quarrell
,
as
well
as
for
the
defence
of
any
article
of
the
Christian
faithe
.
Ormer
.
pict
purit
.
f.
Certaine
of
the
things
which
puritane●
stand
vppon
,
are
such
,
as
that
euery
hayre
of
their
●eade
,
were
a
life
,
they
ought
to
offor
them
for
the
defence
of
them
they
haue
Ormer
.
dial.
reuiued
allmost
all
old
heresies
,
and
besides
their
opinions
,
haue
their
tricks
,
qualities
and
conditions
.
They
are
Apostolicks
,
Aerians
,
Popuzians
,
Petrobrusians
,
Flo●inians
,
Cerinthians
,
Nazarens
,
Beguardines
,
●bi●nits
,
Catababdi●es
,
Catharists
,
Iouinianists
,
puritans
differ
from
protestants
in
things
fundamentall
,
and
substantiall
,
puritans
Ormerod
dial.
doe
not
agree
with
protestants
in
all
matters
of
substance
.
The
Creede
it selfe
which
hath
allwayes
beene
the
very
badge
and
Cognizance
,
whereby
to
discerne
and
knowe
the
faithfull
from
vnbeleeuers
,
Christians
from
heathens
,
and
Catholickes
from
hereticks
,
is
the
mayne
point
in
question
.
puritanes
seeke
to
vndermyne
the
foundation
of
faith
.
Parkes
p.
To
deceaue
Parkes
pag.
the
worlde
and
make
men
beleeue
,
there
is
agr●ement
in
all
substantiall
points
,
they
affirme
,
that
there
is
noe
question
amonge
them
,
of
the
T●ey
are
vayne
wordes
of
men
vnaduised
,
yea
of
corrupt
mindes
▪
and
studing
to
flatter
,
which
cease
not
to
inculcate
,
that
the
things
in
question
,
are
indifferent
Iacob
reas
.
pag.
and
arbitrary
.
The
matters
in
question
are
far
from
matters
indifferent
,
or
arbitrarie
,
but
are
in
deede
very
greately
importinge
the
common
saluation
.
These
things
are
far
from
indifferent
matters
or
small
trifl●s
in
the
churches
,
as
some
so●d
men
sugg●st
,
and
●ill
reiterate
▪
t●ey
are
directly
contr●●y
to
Gods
worde
▪
preiudiciall
and
dishonerable
to
Holy
ca●linge
,
and
pernitious
to
the
soules
of
all
the
Christian●
in
the
land
.
Supplicat
.
An
Offer
of
Cons
pa.
their
cause
is
●hole
Christ
offer
of
Conference
the
pr●positions
contayne
in
them
the
nature
of
Christs
true
visible
churche
,
Ministery
and
worship
defence
of
the
ministers
reasons
for
refusall
of
subscription
very
many
points
are
contrary
to
the
word
of
God
.
if
the
Questions
bee
of
noe
substance
,
toyes
▪
and
trifles
,
what
meaneth
such
vrdginge
,
and
pressing
of
t●em
,
and
the
more
s●uere
punishing●
of
the
not
obseruinge
them
,
then
of
the
weightiest
matters
,
not
of
our
lawe
,
but
of
the
lawe
of
God
it selfe
▪
w●at
meane
all
those
dyuers
and
lardge
treatises
,
dayly
published
by
them
that
call
them
trifles
,
in
t●eir
defence
?
if
trifles
?
soe
seriously
to
mayntayne
them
,
argueth
want
of
iudgment
,
to
knowe
what
is
meete
to
bee
done
.
Holy
scripture
is
much
Par●es
sect.
abused
,
corrupted
and
straungely
peruerted
.
they
intrude
into
the
text
.
the
holy
scriptures
are
belyed
the
scripture
abused
,
falsefyed
.
the
originall
greeke
yt selfe
clypp●d
in
citing
scriptures
,
words
are
left
out
.
they
inuert
the
scriptures
to
serue
their
turne
.
Holy
scripture
is
much
abused
,
straungely
peruerted
,
notoriously
depraued
,
belyed
manifestly
wrested
,
&c.
Parkes
sup.
against
lymb
p.
def
of
test
sect
〈…〉
def
of
test
p
def
of
place
sect.
def.
of
test
s●ct
&c
pag.
def.
of
testim
.
&c.
Par●●s
Apolog
sup.
epist.
dedic
.
Hee
condemneth
all
the
auntient
fathers
,
for
dreamers
,
condemneth
all
the
fathers
.
Hee
condemneth
all
learneb
and
Godly
diui●as
,
for
enemies
of
Christs
crosse
,
and
bla●p●em●rs
of
his
passion
.
Hee
iustifieth
m●ste
wicke●
Hereticks
,
and
condemneth
moste
holy
fathers
.
H●e
falsely
translateth
,
corrupteth
,
indignely
han●let●
,
clippeth
,
shamely
corrupteth
,
iniuriously
han●leth
,
greately
abuseth
,
vntruely
alleadgeth
,
mayneth
,
mistranslateth
,
much
abuseth
,
notably
corrupteth
,
&c.
S.
Augustine
,
Origen
,
S.
Ambrose
,
S.
Chrisostome
,
S.
Leo
,
S.
Hierome
,
Tertullian
,
S
Bernard
,
&c.
Euery
man
maketh
Religion
the
handmayde
of
his
affections
.
Wee
may
say
now
,
that
there
are
soe
many
faithes
,
as
wills
,
and
soe
many
doctrines
,
as
maners
of
men
,
whiles
either
wee
write
them
,
as
wee
list
,
or
vnderstand
them
as
wee
please
in
soe
much
that
many
are
brought
to
their
witts
ends
,
not
knowinge
what
to
doe
.
Men
say
they
know
w●ome
to
flye
,
but
whome
to
follow
they
cannot
tell
.
This
age
is
the
last
and
worst
,
wherin
heresie
and
infidelitie
ioyne
and
labour
to
subuert
and
ouerthrowe
all
grounds
of
Christian
Religion
.
by
their
doctrine
and
life
,
their
moste
zelous
followers
are
become
irreligeous
to
God
,
irreuerent
towards
man
,
discentious
in
opinions
,
disorderous
in
maners
.
Religion
it selfe
is
brought
to
a
matter
of
meere
dispute
,
and
altercation
.
Not
without
feare
,
leaste
it
befall
vnto
vs
,
as
it
did
vnto
the
builders
of
babel
,
or
to
the
brethren
of
Gadines
.
For
as
the
end
of
scisme
is
heresie
,
soe
is
the
end
of
heresie
Atheisme
.
The
profession
of
the
Ghospell
is
made
a
cloke
,
wherewith
to
couer
the
sowle
prophanation
of
yt
.
Loidoromastix
,
that
is
a
scourge
for
a
Rayler
:
conteyning
a
full
and
sufficient
Answeare
,
vnto
the
vnchristian
Raylings
,
slaunders
,
vntruthes
,
and
other
iniurious
imputations
,
vented
of
late
by
one
Richard
Parkes
,
●aster
of
arts
,
against
the
Author
of
Lymbomastix
,
wherein
three
●undred
Raylings
,
errors
,
contradictions
,
falsisications
of
fathers
,
corruptions
of
scripture
,
●ith
other
grosse
ouersights
,
are
obserued
out
of
the
saide
vncharitable
discourse
,
by
And●●w
Willet
Professor
of
●iuinitie
.
Ormer
.
pict
purit
g.
They
fill
the
margents
of
their
bookes
f●ll
of
places
of
scripture●
,
in
a
wrong
,
sence
,
that
●y
this
meanes
●●ey
might
,
more
easely
deceaue
the
simple
people
.
they
ne●ther
care
for
maior
,
minor
,
nor
conclusion
,
so●
they
may
say
some
thinge
:
the●
point
their
mergent
with
s●amefull
abu●nge
of
scripture
.
There
is
a
straunge
maner
of
preaching
in
vse
in
many
places
,
●othe
in
t●e
vniuersities
and
els
w●ere
〈◊〉
t●ough
th●
pu●pit
were
but
a
s●●●●olde
,
in
which
the
prea●●er
like
a
Mast●r
●ss●nce
were
to
play
his
prizes
,
and
as
though
the
scripture
were
but
a
rattle
for
Children
,
and
fooles
,
to
make
sporte
withall
,
hee
tosseth
it
hither
and
thither
,
and
will
not
sayle
to
offer
yt
any
violence
,
to
frame
it
to
an
imagined
conceit
,
and
to
drawe
it
to
an
idle
purpose
.
Catholicks
crye
maynely
in
all
places
Relation
of
Religion
cap.
for
triall
by
disputation
,
thus
did
Campion
many
yeares
since
with
vs
:
T●is
●s
I
passed
t●r●ughe
Turricke
did
the
Cardinall
Andrea
of
Constance
,
and
his
Iesuites
not
longe
before
the
same
was
done
to
them
of
Geneu●
▪
and
v●rye
lately
the
Capuchins
renwed
the
chall●ndge
.
diuers
bookes
printed
against
the
papists
are
as
fitt
for
the
fyer
,
as
the
con●uringe
bookes
and
the
publishers
of
such
phantasticall
bookes
should
bee
hanged
.
Book●s
are
written
by
protestants
,
and
suffered
to
bee
published
,
which
bee
a
greate
disgrace
to
protestant
Religion
.
The
Clin●e
,
t●e
Gatehouse
,
the
Ormer
pict
purit
.
g.
white
lyon
,
and
the
f●●ete
haue
be●n●
protestants
onely
Arguments
,
whereby
they
haue
proued
their
cause
those
many
yeares
.
The
sufferings
Relation
of
Religion
cap.
and
martirdomes
of
english
Catholicks
in
these
time
are
recompted
to
the
height
of
Neroes
,
&
Dioclesians
persecutions
,
and
the
sufferers
of
their
side
bothe
in
meritts
of
cause
,
in
extreamitie
of
Torments
,
and
in
constancie
,
and
pati●nce
,
to
the
renouned
Martyrs
of
that
heroicall
church
age
.
That
good
●orkes
and
true
faith
cannot
bee
separated
,
Willet
Antilog
.
p.
Feild
Rogers
pa.
Articles
of
Religion
art
Good
workes
doe
springe
out
necessarily
of
a
true
and
liuely
faith
,
in
soe
much
that
by
them
a
liuely
faith
may
bee
as
euidently
knowne
,
as
a
tree
discerned
by
the
fruite
,
Rogers
sup.
cil
.
Matth.
Confess
.
Helu
Basil
ar
Bohem.
c.
Gal.
ar
Saxon.
ar.
Wittemb
.
c.
Sueu
.
c.
Powell
l.
Antichrist
.
p.
The
scripture
saith
and
sheweth
that
by
good
workes
are
knowne
,
the
good
trees
from
the
b●dd
,
the
wheate
from
the
chaffe
,
the
true
disciples
from
the
false
;
the
sonnes
of
God
from
the
children
of
Sathan
,
the
regenerat●
from
the
vnbeleeuers
.
Hereticks
vnto
the
Saincts
and
churches
,
doe
subscribe
.
Heluetia
,
Basile
,
Bohemia
,
Fraunce
,
Belgia
Wittemberge
,
Sueuia
,
It
is
blasphemous
doctrine
,
to
say
as
the
church
of
Rome
doth
,
that
saith
is
onely
in
generall
propositions
:
as
,
hee
that
keepeth
the
commaundements
,
shall
enter
into
life
,
and
hee
that
b●le●ueth
and
is
baptized
●hall
bee
saued
:
and
not
in
these
particulars
:
I
shall
enter
into
life
:
I
shall
bee
saued
:
or
my
synnes
are
forgiuen
.
to
haue
grace
,
and
not
to
haue
grace
,
Conferenc●
pag.
greuous
synne
depriueth
of
grace
and
iustification
.
whosoeuer
,
though
before
iustified
,
did
commit
any
greuous
syn
,
as
adultery
,
murther
,
treason
or
the
like
,
did
become
,
ipso
facto
,
subiect
to
Gods
wrathe
,
and
guilti●
of
damnation
,
quoad
prasentem
statum
,
vntill
they
did
repent
.
England
,
Heluetia
,
Basile
,
Bohemia
,
Gallia
,
Belgia
,
Saxonia
,
Wittemberge
,
chaffe
,
false
disciples
,
children
of
Sathan
and
vnbeleeuers
,
These
are
the
dayes
whereof
our
Sauiour
Christ
,
and
his
Apostles
soe
longe
agoe
prophesied
,
wherein
charitie
should
waxe
colde
,
and
faith
should
scarce
appeare
,
wherein
men
should
bee
●●idebacks
from
Christ
.
and
Apostates
from
true
Religion
,
wherein
they
should
bee
louers
of
themselues
,
couetous
,
cursed
speakers
,
disobedient
,
vntankefull
,
vnholy
,
true
breakers
,
false
accusers
,
despisers
of
them
that
are
good
,
traytors
,
headie
,
high
minded
louers
of
pleasures
more
them
of
God
hauinge
a
shewe
of
Godlines
,
but
haue
denyed
the
power
thereof
:
yea
wherein
men
are
become
vsers
,
newters
,
temporisers
,
Atheistes
.
The
protestans
Cort.
consid●rat
.
An.
epist.
d●dicat
Religion
of
England
is
much
like
an
euill
herbe
,
which
if
it
bee
not
speedely
rooted
vpp
,
but
suffered
to
spreade
,
will
soone
ouerspreade
the
gard●ns
of
God
,
with
vice
and
impietie
,
as
there
will
scarcely
Willet
.
Antilog
pa
Wee
iustely
complayne
of
the
prophanes
of
these
times
,
and
of
the
ouerflowinge
of
iniquitie
,
euen
where
Religion
is
moste
puerly
professed
.
euery
man
maketh
Religion
the
handemaide
of
his
affections
.
We●
are
come
to
that
declinge
age
of
the
worlde
,
foretolde
by
the
Apostle
wherein
men
should
bee
louers
of
themselues
,
fastidious
,
arrogant
,
couetous
,
maledicous
,
immorigerous
,
&c.
for
euen
such
are
these
our
times
,
selfe
loue
hath
banished
sobrietie
:
prid●
humilitie
:
malice
charitie
;
disobedience
dutie
;
dissention
vnitie
;
prophanesse
sanctitie
;
and
in
a
〈◊〉
,
fayned
zeale
true
deuotion
.
The
taunts
and
contumelies
Ormer
pict
pur.
f.
of
Ministers
against
Ministers
are
vnchristean
.
they
refuse
to
salute
one
an
other
,
but
one
spitteth
in
the
face
of
an
other
,
wishinge
the
plaque
of
God
to
light
vppon
them
,
saying
they
were
damned
.
In
the
diuision
Relation
cap.
of
protestants
into
their
factions
,
the
ministers
haue
soe
behaued
themselues
,
that
it
threatneth
a
greate
ruyne
and
calamitie
.
neither
is
there
any
greate
doubt
,
but
if
any
stay
,
and
agreement
could
bee
taken
with
the
turke
,
all
Germanie
wers
in
daunger
to
bee
in
vproare
within
it selfe
,
by
intestine
dissention
.
To
this
lamentable
extremitie
hath
the
headines
of
the
mininisters
brought
it
.
Oathe
of
alleadgeance
The
protestant
Bishops
doe
not
attributie
Cert
.
demaund
.
An
any
more
spirituall
authoritie
v●to
the
Kinge
,
to
make
,
constitute
,
and
ordeyne
Canons
,
Constitutions
,
Rites
,
or
Ceremonies
,
then
they
giue
vnto
him
spiritual
power
to
preache
the
worlde
,
adminis●er
the
sacraments
,
and
excommunicate
.
Wee
giue
not
to
our
Articles
of
Relig.
ar.
Prince
the
ministrings
either
of
Gods
worde
,
or
of
the
sacraments
;
the
which
thinge
the
iniunctions
also●
sometime
sett
forth
by
Elizabeth
our
late
Queene
,
doe
moste
plainely
testifie
.
lawe
diuine
,
diuinae
ordinationis
if
the
english
protestants
▪
Cert
.
consider
.
pa.
opinion
bee
mayntayned
,
that
Bishops
iurisdiction
is
de
iure
diuino
,
his
maiestie
and
all
the
nobilitie
ought
to
bee
subiect
to
excommunication
,
Assertion
An.
Excommunication
is
terrible
to
princes
,
and
rulers
,
a
delyuery
of
the
soule
to
sathan
,
punishment
of
the
bodie
,
and
daunger
of
go●ds
.
Excommunication
is
soe
powerfull
,
as
it
can
constreyne
princes
and
rulers
to
doe
their
duties
.
Ormer
.
dial.
princes
ought
to
submitt
themselues
to
the
Seniors
of
the
church
,
&
they
ought
to
be
content
to
be
ruled
,
&
gouerned
,
punished
,
corrected
excommunicated
by
their
discretion
,
&
at
their
pleasur
.
Oathe
of
alledgeance
Moder
.
Answ.
ca.
See
the
protestants
there
cited
Iure
diuino
,
by
the
law
of
God
,
excommunicate
their
prince
,
delyuer
his
soule
to
Sathan
,
punish
his
bodie
,
on
daunger
his
goods
,
constreyne
,
rule
,
gouerne
,
correct
and
punish
him
,
at
their
discretion
and
pleasure
,
The
kinges
supreamacie
is
fallen
Certaine
considerations
An.
downe
,
and
ouerthrowne
in
the
moste
daungerous
degree
by
the
english
protestant
proceedings
.
C●rtaine
demaun
.
An.
Couell
exam.
●ag.
To
establish
the
commaund
of
the
ciuill
magistrate
the
squar
and
plumet
of
subiects
conscience
,
is
to
wrest
the
scriptures
,
and
a
Tyranny
.
First
fruites
,
tenthes
subsedies
,
contributions
of
ecclesiasticall
parsons
to
the
prince
,
are
sacriledge
and
Robbery
.
Princes
ar●
not
to
Will●t
Antil
pa.
Assertion
An.
Ormer
pict
purit
.
epist.
dedic
.
&
dial
.
bee
obeyed
in
all
ecclesiasticall
lawes
.
The
temporall
prince
neuer
had
any
spirituall
power
in
this
kingedome
.
Christian
Soueraignes
ought
not
to
bee
called
heads
vnder
Christ
,
of
the
particular
and
visible
churches
,
within
their
dominions
princes
ought
not
to
meddle
with
the
making
of
lawes
,
orders
,
and
Ceremo●ies
,
for
the
church
.
As
the
ministers
Ormerod
supr.
d.
meddle
not
with
makinge
of
ciuill
lawes
,
and
lawes
for
the
common
wealthe
:
s●●
the
ciuill
Magistrate
hath
not
to
ordeyne
Ceremonies
pertayninge
to
the
churche
.
Noe
ciuill
Magistrates
in
Councells
,
or
assemblers
,
for
church
matters
,
can
either
bee
cheife
moderator
,
ouer
Ruler
,
iudge
or
determiner
.
Morton
conf.
of
the
pop.
auth
par.
Bishop
Bilson
,
D.
Fulke
,
D.
Whitaker
,
D.
Sutcliffe
,
D.
Couell
,
D.
Downame
,
D.
Willet
,
M.
Hooker
,
M.
Bell
,
S.
Leo
Pope
of
Rome
that
God
did
assist
&
direct
that
See
in
decrees
.
Ormer
.
pict
pap
.
pa.
Ormerod
dial.
To
these
three
ioinily
,
that
is
the
ministers
,
Senion
and
deacons
,
is
the
whole
regiment
of
the
church
to
bee
committed
.
Princes
must
remember
,
to
subiect
themselues
,
to
the
churche
,
to
Ormerod
.
dial.
submitt
their
scepters
,
to
throwe
downe
their
Crownes
,
before
the
churche
;
yea
to
licke
the
dust
of
the
feete
of
the
churche
.
The
Kings
maiestie
hath
not
Defence
of
the
minist.
reas
.
pag.
Suruey
of
the
Booke
of
common
prayer
p.
onely
subscribed
,
but
sworne
to
the
discipline
.
is
it
not
generally
knowne
,
that
his
maiestie
hath
by
subscription
,
sworne
to
mayntayne
the
discipline
in
Scotland
,
in
these
words
?
To
the
which
wee
ioyne
ourselues
willingly
in
doctrine
,
faith
,
Religion
,
discipline
,
and
vse
of
the
holy
sacraments
,
as
a
liuely
member
of
the
same
;
promising●
and
swearinge
by
the
greate
name
of
our
Lord
,
that
wee
shall
defend
the
same
,
accordinge
to
our
vocation
,
and
power
all
the
dayes
of
our
life
,
vnder
the
payne
conteyned
in
the
lawe
,
and
daunger
bothe
of
bodie
and
soule
,
in
the
day
of
Gods
fearefull
iudgment
.
approued
by
the
best
learned
at
Geneua
,
Caluine
,
Whittingham
,
Goodman
,
Gilby
,
Couerdale
,
Whiteheade
english
protestants
and
others
the
doctrine
of
the
worthiest
protestants
,
Offer
of
Confer
p.
they
consent
in
iudgment
with
those
parsons
,
and
churches
,
and
together
with
other
churches
hold
the
foresaid
positions
.
Couell
exam.
pag
That
it
is
lawfull
to
kill
wicked
kings
,
wa●
the
doctrine
of
the
best
and
moste
learned
about
Geneua
and
those
partes
.
what
Kinge
,
Prynce
or
Emperour
shall
disanull
Ormer
.
pict
purit
.
epist.
ded.
&c.
supr.
d.
the
discipline
;
hee
is
to
bee
reputed
Gods
enemy
,
and
to
bee
held
vnworthie
to
raigne
aboue
his
people
.
Kinges
and
princes
are
naturally
enemyes
to
the
libertie
of
the
ghospell
;
and
can
neuer
patiently
heare
the
yeoke
of
Christ
.
The
sup.
●
gouernment
of
the
common
wealthe
must
bee
framed
accordinge
to
the
gouernment
of
the
churche
,
where
there
must
bee
equalitie
,
and
paritie
.
The
presbytery
aswell
agreeth
with
a
monarchie
,
as
God
and
the
deuill
▪
lacke
and
Tom
and
Conference
at
Hampt
.
Court
.
p.
Will
and
Dicke
will
Censure
the
Kinge
,
and
all
their
proceedings
at
their
pleasure
,
in
Scotlande
he
was
a
kinge
without
state
,
without
honour
,
without
order
:
where
beardelesse
boyes
would
braue
him
to
his
face
.
The
sect
of
puritanes
is
vnable
to
bee
suffered
in
any
well
gouerned
K.
speache
in
parlam
Mart.
An.
Offer
of
Cōf●r
.
p.
The
ministers
doe
much
more
aduaunce
the
Roall
dignitie
,
then
the
prelates
doe
.
were
the
doctrine
of
the
worthiest
protestants
.
Offer
.
supr.
pag.
Morton
Replic
part
Morton
s●●
▪
pag.
whereof
can
you
accuse
Cranmar
,
Ridley
and
all
protestants
,
for
takinge
Armes
against
Queene
Mary
?
non
datur
actus
indifferens
in
indiuiduo
,
no●
Act
in
particular
,
is
indifferent
,
but
good
or
bad
,
when
a
kinge
commaundeth
against
God
,
hee
vsurpeth
Gods
throne
,
and
herein
hee
loseth
his
Royaltie
,
which
is
to
bee
obeyed
.
Terrene
princes
bereaue
themselues
of
power
,
when
they
arise
against
God
,
yea
are
vnworthie
to
bee
accompted
in
the
nomber
of
men
;
Therefore
wee
must
rather
spitt
on
their
heades
,
then
obey
them
.
protestant●
hands
must
bee
embrued
with
blood
;
and
that
bee
had
warrant
from
God
to
battail●
against
Prynces
.
Euery
man
is
Lorde
of
other
mens
goods
.
The
children
of
faith
are
vnder
no●
Willet
Anti
pag.
203
lawe
.
Syn
cannot
condemne
vs
.
Hee
that
desireth
more
may
reade
M.
Foxe
in
the
first
edition
▪
Hee
alsoe
compareth
the
rebelleous
,
death
of
Zwinglius
to
the
death
of
good
Iosias
.
That
Zwingliu●
dying
in
the
Feild
with
his
contry●en
in
defence
of
their
Religion
i●
Fild
.
l.
an
excellent
proofe
and
demonstration
of
the
christian
magnanimitie
,
and
resolution
that
rested
in
him
,
Christian
magnanimitie
;
That
princes
are
not
to
bee
obeyed
but
spitt
vppon
if
they
differ
in
Religion
▪
that
protestant
hands
must
bee
●mbrued
with
blood
in
such
affaires
,
euery
man
is
Lord
of
others
goods
Protestants
doe
well
in
d●posinge
or
expellings
princes
:
Owen
l.
pil.
and
her
.
pa
The
Citizens
of
Geneua
,
Ihon
Guluy●●
,
Christopher
Goodman
,
Knoxe
,
T●eodore
Beza
,
the
outlandish
chur●hes
in
London
;
Iunius
,
Eusebius
,
Philadelphus
,
Danaeus
,
George
Buchanan
,
Thomas
Cartwright
,
Hermanus
Renegerus
,
Robert
Rollo●ke
,
William
Buchanan
,
The
ninth
chapter
sheweth
the
generall
Consent
of
the
moderne
puritanes
,
touching
Owen
supr.
cap
the
coertion
,
deposition
,
and
killinge
of
kinges
,
whome
they
call
Tyrants
.