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…

Against this is said / that the places do nothing else but condemn ambitious desire and tyrannical usage of authority / and doth not bar the ministers of these things.

Agaynst thys is sayde / that the places do nothing else but condemne ambitious desire and tyrannicall vsage of authoritie / and doth not barre the ministers of these thinges.

Then be like all those godly and learned men / which have used these places ¹to prove that the Pope which professeth him self to be an ecclesiastical person / ought not to have the civill sword / nor to usurp unto him self such glorious pomp / have abused them. For you teach him how he should answer / that there is nothing forbidden but ambition and tyranny / and in deed this is the answer of all the Papists to that objection.

Then be like all those godly and learned men / which haue vsed these places ¹to proue that the Pope which professeth him selfe to be an ecclesiasticall person / ought not to haue the ciuill sworde / nor to vsurpe vnto him selfe suche glorious pompe / haue abused them. For you teach him how he should answere / that there is nothing forbidden but ambition and tyrannie / and in deede this is the answere of all the Papists to that obiection.

1. 1* The bishop of Salsbury so allegeth this place in his defence of the Apology against master Harding. pag. 653.* The byshop of Salsbury so alleageth this place in his defence of the Apologie against maister Harding. pag. 653.