Ductor dubitantium : or, The rule of conscience in all her general measures; serving as a great instrument for the determination of cases of conscience. In four books (1671)
Taylor, Jeremy, 1613-1667, Adams, John, 1735-1826, former owner. BRL, Boston Public Library) John Adams Library BRL · London : Printed by Roger Norton for Richard Royston ... · leaf 175
confeiencein the deftitution of that which is raoft proper. There are many other Rules concerning the exercife of a probable Confeience, in the cafes and queftions of Kings and Priefts, of Advocates and Judges, inC *< matters of Sacraments and Government, which are to be referred to the place of… … RULE I. A doubtful Confeience affents to neither fide of the quejiion] and brings no dirett obli-gation. HE Confeience being in its proper operations pofitive and praBical; whenit is neither, it is not properly and directly confeience; and becaufe itbinds to obedience by its acterminnt^n «nd…
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