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And S. Augustine in his Book de vera religione, let us not be bound to worship the works of men, for the workmen are more excellent then the things that they make; whom notwithstanding we ought not to worship: and if Christs Doctrine were so opened, that people might understand it, as Prelates chiefly ought to do by teaching, we should have no need of Images, for nothing is so effectual to excite the remembrance of Disciples, as the lively voice of good teachers.

And S. Augustine in his Book de vera religione, let vs not be bound to worship the workes of men, for the workemen are more excellent then the things that they make; whom notwithstanding we ought not to worship: and if Christs Doctrine were so opened, that people might vnderstand it, as Prelates chiefely ought to doe by teaching, we should haue no need of Images, for nothing is so effectuall to excite the remembrance of Disciples, as the liuely voice of good teachers.

Touching your demands, whether men forbidden to preach as suspected of Heresy ought to cease from preaching, Christ and his Apostles were counted heretics, and the Apostles were forbidden oftentimes of the High Priest and others to preach any more, and were imprisoned and scourged for it, yet they would not leave preaching, but told them to their faces they must obey God which bad them preach, rather then men which forbade them; yea, the Angel delivering them out of prison, bad them go preach again. This is for our instruction, doubt not, for such practice is showed in all ages, so you may see when men be wrongfully infamed of heresy, and so prohibited by Bishops to preach the Word of God: they ought not to stop for any mans commandment.

Touching your demands, whether men forbidden to preach as suspected of Heresi• ought to cease from preaching, Christ and his Apostles were counted heretickes, and the Apostles were forbidden oftentimes of the High Priest and others to preach any more, and were imprisoned and scourged for it, yet they would not leaue preaching, but told them to their faces they must obey God which bad them preach, rather then men which forbad them; yea, the Angel deliuering them out of prison, bad them go preach againe. This is for our instruction, doubt not, for such practice is shewed in all ages, so you may sée when men bée wrongfully infamed of heresie, and so prohibited by Bishops to preach the Word of God: they ought not to stop for any mans commandement.