Protestancy without principles : or sectaries unhappy fall from infallibility to fancy ; laid forth in four discourses (1668)
Worsley, E · Antwerp : Michael Cnobbaert · leaf 576
ivered inthis Controverfy (The Council of Trent fpeaks not more clearly) They Oppofca few dark Sentences helpt on with their Gl«fTes,contrary to the Fathers fenie,asis largely proved. Laftly, we appeal to the Judgement of our Ancient and farextended Church, Herein they arc forced to ycild, for they… … Say a few for I muft be brief, fin-ding very little to flay trie in the Ap-pendix which is not dire&ly folvedin the foregoing Treatis. And therfore wonder not, it I often remitthe Reader to the former Difcourfes asoccafion requires, it being impoflibleto reply to an Adverfary upon this fubjed…
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