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Name: A reply to an answer made of M. Doctor Whitgifte Against the admonition to…
Author: Thomas Cartwright

A reply to an answer made of M. Doctor Whitgifte Against the admonition to the Parliament. By T.C.A replye to an ansvvere made of M. Doctor VVhitgifte Against the admonition to the Parliament. By T.C.

Thomas Cartwright 1535–1603printed by John Stroud?, 1573

[4], 224 p. · 181k words · STC 4712 · ESTC S120563

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As for Eustathius his deprivation / because he did not wear apparel meet for a minister / it maketh not to this purpose one whit. For I have showed that if any minister go like a ruffian or swash buckler / or in the bravery of a courtier / that it is meet he should be punished according to the quantity of the fault. And that it is so to be understanded / it appeareth manifestly by the council of Gangris / which did therefore confirm the same deposing / because he ware a stranger apparel / & the habit of a Philosopher / & caused all his fellows to do so. Therefore I marvel what you mean to allege this place. It is also alleged of * Nicephorus ¹/ in neither of the places there is any Eustathius / the son of Eustathius / but of Eulabius / or as Nicephorus readeth Eulalius. And therefore your conclusion is both untrue & uncertain / that since the Apostles times there hath been a distinct & several apparel of the ministers from the rest. The matter lieth not in that whether these things were first muented by papists / or being devised of others / were after taken by the papists / but the matter standeth in this / that they have been used of the papists as notes & marks and sacraments of their abominations.

As for Eustathius his depriuation / because he did not weare apparel meete for a minister / it maketh not to this purpose one whit. For I haue shewed that if any minister go like a ruffian or swashe buckler / or in the brauerie of a courtier / that it is meete he should be punished according to the quaintitie of the fault. And that it is so to be vnderstāded / it appeareth manifestly by the councell of Gangris / which did therfore confirme the same deposing / because he ware a stranger apparell / & the habite of a Philosopher / & caused all his fellowes to do so. Therfore I maruell what you meane to alledge this place. It is also alledged of * Nicephorus ¹/ in neither of ye places there is any Eustathius / ye sonne of Eustathius / but of Eulabius / or as Nicephorus readeth Eulalius. And therfore your conclusion is both vntrue & vncertaine / that since the Apostles times there hath bene a distinct & seuerall apparell of the ministers from the rest. The matter lyeth not in that whether these things were first muented by papistes / or being deuised of others / were after taken by the papists / but ye matter standeth in this / that they haue bene vsed of the papists as notes & markes and sacraments of their abhominations.

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