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13. The ninth Canon ipso facto excommunicateth the Separatists.

14. The tenth Canon excommunicateth all that affirm [that Ministers that refuse to subscribe to the Liturgy, &c. and their Adherents may truly take to themselves the Name of another Church, not established, by Law and dare publish that this their pretended Church hath long groaned under the burden of imposed grievances, by the Church of England, and the Orders and Constitutions therein by Law ⟨p. 46⟩established.] (Ipso facto is not here.) This reacheth to all that confine not Gods Church in England to the Party that subscribe and their Adherents: If any say, that if such as Blondel, Rivet, Amesius, or any other the most Learned, holy, peaceable men that dare not subscribe as aforesaid, should with any Christians worship God together, and that these are a true Church (though he judge them faulty) and that these Canons are grievances, such are to be excommunicated: (Though it be gross Schism in others to confine not only the Purity but the Verity of a Church to their own Party:) For such to feel and groan loud here is Excommunication.

14. The tenth Canon excommunicateth all that affirm [that Ministers that refuse to subscribe to the Liturgy, &c. and their Adherents may truely take to themselves the Name of another Church, not established, by Law and dare publish that this their pretended Church hath long groaned under the burden of imposed grievances, by the Church of England, and the Orders and Constitutions therein by Law ⟨p. 46⟩established.] (Ipso facto is not here.) This reacheth to all that confine not Gods Church in England to the Party that subscribe and their Adherents: If any say, that if such as Blondel, Rivet, Amesius, or any other the most Learned, holy, peaceable men that dare not subscribe as aforesaid, should with any Christians worship God together, and that these are a true Church (though he judge them faulty) and that these Canons are grievances, such are to be excommunicated: (Though it be gross Schism in others to confine not onely the Purity but the Verity of a Church to their own Party:) For such to feel and groan loud here is Excommunication.