A18080:1048
The second reply of Thomas CartwrightThe second replie of Thomas Cartwright
The second reply of Thomas Cartwright: against Master Doctor Whitgiftes second answer, touching the Church disciplineThe second replie of Thomas Cartwright: agaynst Maister Doctor Whitgiftes second answer, touching the Churche discipline
Heidelberg: printed by Michael Schirat, 1575
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The first place is / that the bishop upon that of Cyprian, saith: confusion, and sects rise in a Province, or diocese, where the Bishops 1authority, &c. Here because the bishop maketh mention off Province: he concludeth that he speaketh off an archbishop. As if his words may not well be taken / that the confusion of sects ensueth ⟨p. DLV⟩in a whole Province throughout / because the bishops authority which be therein / is despised. For beside that I have showed that the bishop can not (saving his former sentence which he soft repeateth) expound Cyprian's place off an archbishop: if he had in this place meant an archbishop / it had been easy to have coupled him with his Province / as he doth the bishop with his diocese. He asketh me what I call him, that hath government off a Province? I ask him where the bishop off Sal. saith / Cyprian's place is to be understood of that bishop / which hath government off a Province? doth the only mention of the word Province▪ infer an Archbishop? If he prove an Archbishop / and Province relatives / so that a man can not name the one / but he must understand the other: he saith some thing. Ad also that the Ans. dealeth unfaithfully in this place. For the bishop making his conclusion both off Cyprian / and of a place off Honorius / Emperor: he propoundeth it as the conclusion of Cyprian's place only. Whereas if he could conclude off thes words (within a province) an archbishop: yet it were easy to answer / that the bishop put in those words / in respect of the place cited out of the Emperor / and not in respect off Cyprian's. Considering that within a dozen lines after / he affirmeth / that Cyprian's place is understanded off the authority off a Bishop within his several dices: and by whole Brotherhood, a company within a several diocese.
The first place is / that the bishop vpon that of Cyprian, saith: confusion, and sectes rise in a Prouince, or dioces, vvhere the Bishops 1autoritie, &c. Here because the bishop maketh mention off Prouince: he concludeth that he speaketh off an archbishop. As if his wordes may not well be taken / that the confusion of secres insueth ⟨p. DLV⟩