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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
Title page typeset from the transcription.
Modern spelling is a reading aid: the words are the author’s, only the spelling is modernized. Original shows the page as printed, with the transcription marks.
As in certain other places / so in this / in steed off that I 1should have taken the quotation which came after / I taking the quotation in my paper book which went before / was deceived: and for the 6. and 7. of Socrates / set down the 6. and 7. of Eusebius. This verily is the error which the D. maketh so great triumphs of. For the first off the places / it appeareth how Chrysost. 2(there called John / elder of the church of Antioch) was chosen bishop of Constantinople by common voice of all both people, and clergy: and how he had his election ratified / by the Emperor Arcadius. For the seventh book / it appeareth that Chrysanthus 3was chosen bishop off Constantinople / by the people. And when as Sabbatius (because Chrysanthus hid himself / and would have none off the bishopric) gat certain bishops to ordain him into it: the story showeth / how the people sought Chrysanthus out / and put out Sabbatius. divers other examples there be / which I leave: as I would also have done thes / if it had not been to have showed / the vain triumphs off the D.
As in certeine other places / so in this / in steed off that I 1should haue taken the quotacion which came after / I taking the quotacion in my paper booke which went before / was deceiued: and for the 6. and 7. of Socrates / set downe the 6. and 7. of Eusebius. This verely is the error which the D. maketh so great triumphes of. For the first off the places / it appeareth how Chrysost. 2(there called Iohn / elder of the church of Antioche) was chosen bishop of Constantinople by cōmē voice of all both people, and clergy: and how he had his election ratified / by the Emperour Arcadius. For the seuēth booke / yt appeareth that Chrysanthus 3was chosen bishop off Costantinople / by the people. And when as Sabbatius (because Chrysanthus hid himself / and would haue none off the bishopricke) gat certeine bishops to ordeine him into yt: the story sheweth / how the people sowght Chrysanthus owt / and put owt Sabbatius. diuers other exāples there be / which I leaue: as I would also haue doon thes / if it had not bene to haue shewed / the vaine triumphes off the D.