The Ceremony-monger, his character : in ten chapters ... : of the nature of a libel, and scandalum magnatum : and, in the conclusion, hinting at some mathematical untruths and what bishops were, are, and should be (1651)
Hickeringill, Edmund, 1631-1708 · London : printed for T.C. and sold by the Booksellers · leaf 3
anack, quite tut of Date. For a Ceremony-monger (that Church Cobweb,) can nomore be mended (as aforefaid,) than other tatterd andbroken Cobwebs 5 and if you could, *tis not worth the while,a Broom will do it: However, fome Repairs are as fpeedilyas neceflarily to be done ; left England become… … THE CEREMONY-MONGER, CHARACTER. In Ten C H A P T E R S. I. Of Bowing to the Al-tar. II. Of Implicit Faith. III. Of Reading Dons. IV. Of Reading alternate-ly Athanajius*^ Creed, V. Of Bowing to theName of Jcfu. VI. Of unlighted Candleson the Altar. In /i&^ Conclusion. I. Of Sureties in Baptifm.…
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