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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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yet the other bishops in so calling him / when they were subject unto him / and at his commandment / are to be charged not only as void off Christian humility / but also as forgetful even off all common civility / and good manners.
yet the other bishops in so calling him / when they were subiecte vnto him / and at his commaundement / are to be charged not only as voide off Christian humilitie / but also as forgetfull euen off all commen ciuilitie / and good manners.
That added off Athanasius visiting off Mariotes, and the Provinces there, as they are called: pertaineth nothing unto this question. for there were no bishops in that place: and what he did in that behalf did not as Archbishop / but as Bishop: that territory belonging unto Alexandria. And not only Archbishops / but bishops / yea Elders visited the parishes off other bishops. As for 1that the parishes in the territory off Mariotes, had never bishop, but belonged unto Athanasius: beside that I have showed that corruptions had greatly prevailed at that time / it is to be ⟨p. DLXV⟩observed that it is there put as a strange thing / and unwonted that one bishop should have so large ground. For unless that be the authors end: there was no cause why he should have used that kind off speech. Which may better appear / forsomuche as 2Socrates speaking off this story / interlaceth the same sentence: when as speaking off the places off bishops else where / he never mentioneth any such thing.
That added off Athanasius visiting off Mariotes, and the Prouinces there, as they are called: perteineth nothing vnto this question. for there were no bishops in that place: and what he did in that behalfe did not as Archbishop / but as Bishop: that territory belonging vnto Alexandria. And not onely Archbishops / but bishops / yea Elders visited the parishes off other bishops. As for