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6. Of Calvin, see the former chapter. Yet here also let these words of his be remembered:¹ In these words it is evident, that all will worships are condemned. Christ pronounceth them erroneous, which for Doctrine obtrude mens p•aeceps. Let this stand firm, all devised worships are most vain before God. Under which censure and sentence, that he includeth such significant Ceremonies as ours are, it appeareth, as out of his condemning them in the Lutherans, against Westphalus, so out of his own practise in Geneva and France, where all such are abolished: for he professeth (de necess. ref. Eccl.) We have touched nothing no not with the least finger to remove it except that which Christ accounts nothing, ²seeing he pronounceth God is vainly worshipped by humane traditions.

6. Of Calvin, see the former chapiter. Yet heer also let these words of his be remembred:¹ In these words it is evident, that all will worships are condemned. Christ pronounceth them erroneous, which for Doctrine obtrude mens p•aeceps. Let this stand firme, all devised worships are most vaine before God. Vnder whiche censure and sentence, that he includeth suche significant Ceremonies as ours are, it appeareth, as out of his condemning them in the Lutherans, against Westphalus, so out of his owne practise in Geneva and France, where all suche are abolished: for he professeth (de necess. ref. Eccl.) We have touched nothing no not with the least finger to remove it except that which Christ accounts nothing, ²seing he pronounceth God is vainely worshipt by humane traditions.

1. 1Omnes [Greek or Hebrew] damnars mini• me obscurun• est. Eos errare▪ Christus pronunciat, qui loco doctrina obtrudu ut hominum mandata, fixum illud maneat fictitios omnes cultus coram Deo vanos esse