A reply to an answer made of M. Doctor Whitgifte Against the admonition to…A replye to an ansvvere made of M. Doctor VVhitgifte Against the admonition to…

If we give honour and reverence to none / let us not only have none again / but let us be had as those that are unworthy to live amongst men. I fear there be of those / which are your favourers / Ecclesiastical persons / that if they should meet with my Lord Mayor of London / would strain courtesy / whether he or they should put of the cap first. We give the titles of Majesty / to the Queen our sovereign / of grace / to Duke and Duchess / of honour / to those which are in honour / and so to every one / according to their estate. If we miss / it is not because we are not willing / but because we know not always what pertaineth unto them / and then our fault is pardonable. For answering churlishly / it is answered before in the seventh Article.

If we geue honor and reuerence to none / let vs not only haue none again / but let vs be had as those that are vnworthy to liue amongst men. I feare there be of those / whych are your fauourers / Ecclesiasticall persons / that if they shuld meete wyth my Lord Mayor of London / would straine curtesye / whether he or they should put of the cap first. We geue the titles of Maiestie / to the Queene our soueraigne / of grace / to Duke and Duches / of honor / to those whych are in honoure / and so to euery one / according to their estate. If we misse / it is not because we are not willing / but because we knowe not alwayes what pertaineth vnto them / and then our faulte is pardonable. For answearing churlishly / it is answeared before in the seuenth Article.