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.…

2. That Illiricus in this part stood against that, which Calvin writ against, and many excellent Divines •ere silenced and deprived for. 3. That this contention of Illiricus was not properly about the Surplice: •o Calvin Ep. 117.¹ That you affirm the Magdeburgenses to •ove contentions concerning the linen garment, I perceive •ot what your purpose is in so speaking: Since I suppose the use •f the linen garment (with many such fopperies) to be yet •etayned amongst you and them. So Illiricus himself protesteth: Assuredly we contend not about trifles, nor is in needful, that some men should always cunningly propose a linen garment for instance of these proceedings, to such, as are unacquainted with them, many & those most dangerous wounds •re given to the Church of Christ, by these reconciliations.

2. That Illiricus in this part stood against that, which Calvin writt against, and many excellent Divines •ere silenced and deprived for. 3. That this conten••on of Illiricus was not properly about the Surplice: •o Calvin Ep. 117.¹ That you affirme the Magdeburgenses to •ove contentions concerning the lynnen garment, I perceave •ot what your purpose is in so speaking: Since I suppose the use •f the lynnen garment (with many such fopperyes) to be yet •etayned amongst you and them. So Illiricus himself pro•esteth: Asuredly we contend not about trifles, nor is in need•ull, that some men should alwayes cunningly propose a lynnen arment for instance of these proceedings, to such, as are uncquainted with them, many & those most dangerous wounds re given to the Church of Christ, by these reconciliations.