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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[ Earlier:698–713 of 1,280

:698p. CCCXXXVI–CCCXXXVII

To conclude it is to be observed / that albeit he grateth the ⟨p. CCCXXXVII⟩cares off his reader / by so often repetition off thes silly differences: yet he will not once acknowledge the strength off the argument: which is not as he imagineth off like, but off the less to the more. For if there ought to be such diligence / and continuance off watch for things off so small value: how much greater ought it to be for those / which are bought with the precious blood off the son of God. If for those which have sometimes truce with their enemy: much more for those which have restless war. If against the hazard off this life only: much more against the danger off everlasting death. Therefore to let the untruth off some differences which he raketh up / unworthy off confutation / rest in the judgement off the reader: if they were all true / the argument remaineth still unanswered. For albeit the absence / and substitution which the D. imagineth / be allowed in the worldly watch: yet it followeth not that the same is to be allowed off / in the spiritual.

To conclude it is to be obserued / that albeit he grateth the ⟨p. CCCXXXVII⟩cares off his reader / by so often repetition off thes syly differences: yet he will not once acknowledge the strenght off the argument: which is not as he imagineth off like, but off the lesse to the more. For if there owght to be such diligence / and continuance off watch for thinges off so small valew: how much greater owght yt to be for those / which are bowght with the precious bloud off the sonne of God. If for those which haue sometimes truce with their ennemy: much more for those which haue restles war. If against the hazard off this life onely: much more against the daunger off euerlasting death. Therefore to let the vntruth off some differences which he raketh vp / vnworthy off confutation / rest in the iudgement off the reader: yf they were all true / the argument remaineth still vnanswered. For albeit the absence / and substitution which the D. imagineth / be allowed in the wordly watch: yet it followeth not that the same is to be allowed off / in the spirituall.

:699p. CCCXXXVII

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