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To this the Rej. answereth (after an angry charging the Repl. with a contradictious spirit, that this is not alleged, because we deny it, or to confute our proposition, in the sense of Ursine, but to show what sense we must hold of it.

To this the Rej. answereth (after an angrie charging the Repl. with a contradctious spiri•, that this is not alledged, because wee denie it, or to confute our proposition, in the sence of Vrsine, but to shew what sence we must holde of it.

Now did not the Rejoinder himself tell us pag. 1794. ⟨p. 154⟩that the Def. offered to confute out of Ursin, our proposition? How can this be excused from contradictions (I will not say spirit, but) dealing, to say, and unsay the same thing, in the breath of one and the same section?

Now did not the Rejoynder himself tell us pag. 1794. ⟨p. 154⟩that the Def. offered to confute out of Vrsin, our proposition? How can this be excused from contradictions (I will not say spirit, but) dealing, to say, and unsay the same thing, in the breath of one and the same section?

Fourthly, to that which the Def. said, of Ceremonies, in a large sense, to be held worship, the Repl. answered, that this should be proved. The rejoinder is, that the large sense it set down, viz. as circumstances appertaining to the setting out of divine worship.

Fourthly, to that which the Def. sayd, of Ceremonies, in a large sense, to be helde worship, the Repl. answered, that thts should be proved. The rejoinder is, that the large sense it set downe, viz. as circumstances apperteyning to the setting out of divine worship.