The second reply of Thomas CartwrightThe second replie of Thomas Cartwright

Name: The second reply of Thomas Cartwright
Author: 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

Thomas Cartwright 1535–1603Heidelberg: printed by Michael Schirat, 1575

[32], DLXVI [i.e. DCLXVI], [14] p. · 302k words · STC 4714 · ESTC S107569

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His repetitions I will not touch. The authority out off the ¹counterfeit Higinus, as I noted him / (that the metropolitan should condemn no bishop before the matter heard, and discussed by the bishops of the Province) maketh for us more then if it had been out off the true Higinus: considering that the archbishop in the counterfeit Higinus time / being grown much our of fashion / was yet girded in less room then ours. The like ²restraint off his authority was in the African Council. How fond the D. answer is / that our archbishop putteth none out without due proof, is manifest: considering that the greatest monarch that ever was / hath no further authority to condemn / then upon dew proof. likewise what dalliance it is / that he doth nothing but by consent ³of all the realm, and therefore off the bishops: is before declared.

His repetitions I will not touch. The autoritie out off the ¹counterfaicte Higinus, as I noted him / (that the metropolitan should cōdemne no bishop before the matter heard, ād discussed by the bishops of the Prouince) maketh for vs more then yf yt had bene out off the true Higinus: considering that the archbishop in the counterfaicte Higinus time / being growē much our of fashion / was yet girded in les roume then ours. The like ²restreincte off his autoritie was in the Africane Councell. How fond the D. answer is / that our archbishop putteth none out withowt due proof, is manifest: considering that the greatest monarche that euer was / hath no further autoritie to condemne / then vpon dew proof. likewise what daliance yt is / that he doth nothing but by consent ³of al the realme, and therfore off the bishops: is before declared.

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