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Bancroft would have called English Scotizing, or Scottish Genevating, if it had been but mentioned in his Convocation) it was appointed, that the names of those which ⟨p. 121⟩desired to be ordained, should be the month before, publicly proclaimed in the Church, and diligent inquisition made concerning their life, and manners. It ••so confirmed that none should be ordained, that is •ot designed to a certain place of ministry. In the •ight Session it is enjoined to Bishops as their principal office, to preach diligently in their Churches, and that •n all Parishes at least thrice a week, there should be preaching. And that one man should have but one Benefice requiring residence &c. With what sincerity these, and •uch Canons of Reformation were propounded, is to •e seen in the History of that Council. But in verbal provisions it is evident that that Conventicle was not behind our Convocation, but rather led her the way, & taught her how to dissemble as if she had set down among other Canons, Who knows not how to feign, ¹he knows not how to reign.

Bancroft would have called English Scotizing, or Scottish Genevating, if it had beene but mentioned in his Convocation) it was appointed, that the names of those which ⟨p. 121⟩•esired to be ordeined, should be the moneth before, •ubliquely proclaimed in the Church, and diligent in•uisition made concerning their life, and manners. It ••so confirmed that none should be ordeined, that is •ot designed to a certaine place of ministery. In the •ight Session it is injoyned to Bishops as their principall ffice, to preach diligently in their Churches, and that n all Parishes at least thrice a weeke, there should be preahing. And that one man should have but one Benefice equiring residence &c. With what syncerity theis, and uch Canons of Reformation were propounded, is to e seene in the History of that Councell. But in verball provisions it is evident that that Conventicle was not behinde our Convocation, but rather ledde her the way, & taught her how to dissemble as if shee had set downe among other Canons, Who knowes not how to feigne,