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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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dThe D. accuseth me off falsehood, for that I charge bim with citing Augustine, and Chrysostom at large. Touching Augustine: that he was so alleged appeareth / first pag. 583. and both he / and Chrysostom pag. 296. Where he saith he used that large quotation, only once in Muscul. Cyril. and M. Fox: he could hardly do it oftener in the two last / considering that as I remember / he allegeth them once only. but touching Muscul. beside the place I charge him with / he left his adversary twice to his wide works. Where he remembereth not that he sendeth to any other writers, but with places quoted 2as particularly as he could: his memory which is so miraculous at other times / is here but miserable. To help it / beside this place off ⟨p. DCVI⟩3Call. he sendeth to his Institutes / without any further restraint as appeareth pag. 132. again pag. 74. in his former book: for he hath quoted it in this later. Likewise that Damasus calleth Stephen Archdeacon / without any direction pag. 344. Also allegeth Gratian / Polidore / Volateran / without any restraint 589. pa. I omit that he sendeth towards the end off his book / to the large field off godly interpreters: that divers times he giveth the book only / where he might give the chap. the chap. only where he might give the section: all which are contrary to that he setteth down. Whereby may appear what a hard mouth he hath / and how I speak sparingly off this kind off allegation off his.
dThe D. accuseth me off falsehood, for that I charge bim with citing Augustine, and Crysostome at large. Towching Augustine: that he vvas so alledged appeareth / firste pag. 583. and both he / and Chrysostom pag. 296. Where he saith he vsed that large quotacion, onely once in Muscul. Cyril. and M. Fox: he coulde hardly doo yt oftner in the two laste / considering that as I remember / he alledgeth them once onely. but towching Muscul. beside the place I charge him with / he lefte his aduersary twise to his wide worckes. Where he remembreth not that he sendeth to any other writers, but with places quoted 2