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5. After those three errors, the Rej. observeth Suarez to speak of some that disallow not Ceremonies in general, but impugn the Ceremonies of the Church of Rome, as vain and superstitious. These no doubt (addeth the Rej) are the Protestants: to whom he imputeth there no other error, but their opposition against Romish Ceremonies, as vain and superstitious, as the Defender doeth. Concerning this, 1. This therefore was not mentioned by the Replier, because Suarez himself testifieth, that it is concluded in the former: Which error cannot be founded, but upon one of the three above rejected errors. ¹2. Suarez also addeth that these men of whom he in these words speaketh, say nothing against all their Ceremonies, but only, that they are used with intention of worship, ²as pertaining to the virtue of Religion: that they are done by us with intention of worship and as pertaining to the virtue of Religion. ⟨p. 312⟩This they hold Superstitious▪ For though in the Sacraments we are to observe a measure and due circumstances, yet this they will only have as a certain humane polity, not out of intention of worship and religion: for this they say is Superstitious.³

5. After those three errours, the Rej. abserveth Suarez to speake of some that dissalow not Ceremonies in generall, but impugne the Ceremonies of the Church of Rome, as vaine and superstitious. These no doubt (addeth the Rej) are the Protestants: to whom he imputeth there no other errour, but their opposition against Romish Ceremonies, as vaine and superstitious, as the Defender doeth. Concerning this, 1. This therefore was not mentioned by the Replier, because Suarez himselfe testifie•h, that it is concluded in the former: Which errour cannot be founded, but vpon one of the three above reject•d errours. ¹2. Suarez also addeth that these men of whom he in these wordes speaketh, say nothing against all their Ceremonies, but onely, that they are used with intention of worship,