A defence of the Apology of the Church of England containing an answer to…A defence of the Apologie of the Churche of Englande conteininge an answeare to…

Thus may you easily be well stored, and full freight of Scriptures enough, and, as^f S. Hierome saith, may carry them captive to serve your turn. But S. Hierome could also have told you,^g Non in verbis Scripturarum est Evangelium, ³sed in sensu: The Gospel standeth not in the bare words of the Scriptures, but in the meaning. Therefore we may say unto you, as S. Cyprian once said to the Novatian ⟨p. 55⟩Heretics: Audite, Novatiani, apud quos Scripturae Coelestes leguntur potiùs, quàm intelliguntur: Hearken hereto, ye Novatian Heretics, amongst whom the Heavenly Scriptures are read rather, then well perceived.

Thus maye you easily be wel stoared, and ful freight of Scriptures yenough, and, as^f S. Hierome saithe, maye carrie them captiue to serue your turne. But S. Hierome coulde also haue tolde you,^g Non in verbis Scripturarum est Euāgelium, ³sed in sensu: The Gospel standeth not in the bare woordes of the Scriptures, but in the meaninge. Therefore wée maye saye vnto you, as S. Cyprian once saide to the Nouatian ⟨p. 55⟩Heretiques: Audite, Nouatiani, apud quos Scripturae Coelestes leguntur potiùs, quàm intelliguntur: Hearken hereto, ye Nouatian Heretiques, emongst whome the Heauenly Scriptures are readde rather, then wel perceiued.

1. fHieronym. ad Pammachium: Exempla captiva seruiunt ad Victoriam.Hieronym. ad Pammachium: Exēpla captiua seruiunt ad Victoriam.
2. g