A fresh suit against human ceremonies in God's worship. Or a triplication unto. D.…A fresh suit against human ceremonies in God's vvorship. Or a triplication unto. D.…

14. D. Bilson, alloweth in reformed Churches, that they can by no means digest one dram of Popish Ceremonies. It was well spoken (answereth the Rejoinder) in defence of those Churches which had cast off all the Ceremonies of the Papists, for the consequence sake; but proveth not, that all Churches are bound to do so; or that this Bishop thought so, who used and urged these Ceremonies. Where he would persuade us 1. That our Church can (lawfully) do that, which Reformed Churches cannot by any means do. ⟨p. 472⟩2. That whereas Reformed Churches regard the evil consequence of such Ceremonies, ours need not. 3. That Doctor Bilson Warden of Winchester, either did write otherwise then he thought, or else changed his thoughts, when he was risen to be Bishop of Winchester. The judgement of these conjectures I leave to the understanding Reader. We urge only his plain words: V• leant quantum valere-pessint.

14. D. Bilson, alloweth in reformed Churches, that they can by no meanes digest one dram of Popish Ceremonies. It was well spoken (answereth the Rejoynder) in defence of those Churches which had cast off all the Ceremonies of the Papists, for the consequence sake; but prooveth not, that all Churches are bound to doe so; or that this Bishop thought so, who used and urged these Ceremontes. Where he would perswade us 1. That our Church can (lawfully) doe that, which Reformed Churches cannot by any meanes doe. ⟨p. 472⟩2. That whereas Reformed Churches regard the evill consequence of such Ceremonies, ours need not. 3. That Doctor Bilson Warden of Winchester, either did write otherwise then he thought, or else changed his thoughts, when he was risen to be Bishop of Winchester. The judgement of these conjectures I leave to the understanding Reader. We urge onely his plaine words: V• leant quantum valere-pessint.