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BEWARE
OF
To
omitt
their
often
and
greivous
chargeing
of
our
Church
with
heresy
and
Schisme
.
Let
vs
wislye
(
to
prevent
a
mischeife
)
examyne
their
dealeinge
with
our
state
,
for
they
are
not
a
fraid
to
write
as
followeth
.
viz.
meaneing
from
(
concerning
the
most
of
them
)
(
speakeing
of
wisemen
(
speakeing
of
a
parliament
held
by
Iesuits
)
Note
that
Association
enacted
is
scornefully
compared
.
The
reason
is
evident
.
To
witt
because
it
bindeth
faithfull
subiects
to
sett
themselus
against
such
competitors
,
as
shall
attempt
any
thinge
against
the
Queene
or
,
state
.
Note
that
it
is
saide
our
distinctions
.
aboue
her
Maiesties
It
being
affirmed
,
that
is
iustified
for
these
(
among
other
reasons
)
As
if
her
Maiestie
were
not
hereby
iniured
.
As
if
the
Pope
had
in
matters
of
conscience
authority
aboue
her
Maiestie
.
As
though
the
Queene
had
not
authority
to
iudge
treasonable
practises
of
Iesuits
.
The
Seculars
being
charged
with
schisme
,
to
cleare
themselues
do
thus
say
,
But
they
Seculars
appeale
to
the
Pope
:
ergo
they
acknowledge
his
authority
in
the
highest
degree
.
(
viz.
Excommunication
of
Princes
Vnto
the
writings
not
only
of
Parsons
but
of
Thomas
also
,
and
other
scholemen
,
and
learned
Papists
.
All
avouching
that
subiects
Princes
with
holding
popishe
religion
,
if
they
had
force
enough
,
it
is
thus
answered
.
Soe
that
it
appeareth
,
how
cuningly
priests
would
wright
this
doctrine
,
in
the
hartes
of
their
proselites
,
by
them
to
be
practised
,
when
they
may
haue
hope
to
prevaile
.
Haueing
most
impudently
affirmed
that
his
Bull
was
called
in
againe
(
whereas
the
truth
is
,
that
was
only
content
,
that
it
should
not
binde
papists
:
who
durst
not
but
iobey
her
Maiesties
lawes
,
vpon
c●ndition
they
should
rebell
when
time
might
serue
,
but
her
Maiestie
was
left
excommunicated
)
here
the
priest
and
writer
of
the
discouereth
himselfe
in
these
words
Note
what
authority
to
the
Pope
is
attributed
,
and
what
submission
of
our
stat
is
required
.
As
if
these
thinges
could
not
be
without
their
appeale
,
but
if
this
be
not
preiudiciall
to
her
Maiestie
and
state
,
what
is
▪
Alteration
of
state
conceined
(
meaneing
priests
&
papists
Note
this
seditious
giueing
of
hope
to
traitors
and
Invadours
,
but
withall
examine
that
popular
doctrine
which
is
this
,
and
so
called
in
the
margent
where
it
is
set
downe
.
(
meaneing
a
poynt
of
Iesuitisme
)
Here
remember
the
seculars
opinion
of
chusinge
a
Kinge
of
our
owne
nation
sett
downe
in
the
end
of
the
article
,
and
if
you
find
it
to
differ
but
a
little
(
if
any
thinge
)
from
the
Iesuits
opinion
,
touchinge
the
authority
of
the
multitude
etc
,
then
consider
whether
the
Priests
doe
not
conspire
with
the
Iesuits
as
in
a
conceipt
of
alteringe
the
state
,
so
in
takeinge
a
course
to
bringe
their
purpose
to
passe
,
which
must
be
controlled
after
their
purpose
is
effected
.
viz.
In
their
politique
inveighing
against
Iesuits
alreaedy
in
disgrace
,
theirby
to
draw
our
stat
in
hope
of
mainteineyng
a
supposed
contention
to
favour
them
,
that
by
their
proceedinge
practise
may
(
in
time
)
bringe
in
popery
againe
,
as
further
appeareth
in
the
Is
not
this
an
instigation
to
rebellion
?
Here
we
perceiue
the
Iesuits
mynd
:
with
whom
most
papistes
are
saide
to
concurr
:
let
vs
now
marke
and
consider
they
priests
their
opinion
and
purpose
.
Ans.
to
a
Iesuited
gent.
Doth
it
not
appeare
that
change
of
religion
is
one
:
and
the
same
end
of
priests
and
Iesuits
:
their
wicked
practises
?
But
read
:
and
consider
what
is
acknowledge
viz.
Conspiracy
of
priests
&
Iesuits
(
speakeing
of
papists
in
generall
)
Whereby
it
is
evident
,
that
howsoever
Priests
&
Iesuits
seeme
otherwise
to
disgrace
:
yet
here
in
they
iumpe
:
That
her
Maiestie
is
to
be
held
lawfully
excommunicated
by
the
Pope
:
when
it
shal
be
expedient
so
to
doe
.
But
let
this
full
confession
following
be
diligently
considered
.
Lastly
it
is
to
be
noted
,
that
howsoever
the
seculars
doe
grevosly
charge
the
Iesuits
,
&
other
(
executed
for
the
same
)
with
horrible
treasons
&
fellonies
,
denyed
in
other
popish
bookes
,
yet
(
in
the
end
)
they
conclude
thus
.
which
doth
imply
,
that
Papistes
knowes
these
traitorous
bookes
to
be
written
against
Iesuits
but
of
policye
,
&
that
priests
are
ready
to
vnsay
all
,
when
the
Pope
shall
either
requyre
the
same
,
or
els
,
pronounce
those
treasons
and
felonies
,
to
be
holy
practises
of
popish
zeale
,
where
of
more
is
said
in
the