A second admonition to Mr. Edward Bagshaw written to call him to repentance for…

Sect. 32. E. B. ¹And in another place you tell me that you have written the better part of above fifty Books against the profane, the Jews and the Mahometans: (I will not enquire to what purpose; for I am very confident none of those did ever read what you have written against them:) But add to these your several other Treatises—your Books will in all amount to as many Volumes as Tostatus writ, concerning whom, and all such kind of Writers, you once gave this true Character, though since you have most unhappily forgotten it [I cannot but account all those Tostatus's as impudently proud, who think the world should read no bodies works but theirs. ⟨p. 85⟩Pray Sir read this passage again, and compare it with what you have already written, and what as I hear you do yet further intend to write, and then tell me in earnest what you think of your self—

Sect. 32. E. B. ¹And in another place you tell me that you have written the better part of above fifty Books against the prophane, the Jews and the Mahumetans: (I will not enquire to what purpose; for I am very confident none of those did ever read what you have written against them:) But add to these your several other Treatises—your Books will in all amount to as many Volumes as Tostatus writ, concerning whom, and all such kind of Writers, you once gave this true Character, though since you have most unhappily forgotten it [I cannot but account all those Tostatus's as impudently proud, who think the world should read no bodies works but theirs. ⟨p. 85⟩Pray Sir read this passage again, and compare it with what you have already written, and what as I hear you do yet further intend to write, and then tell me in earnest what you think of your self—

1. 116 Crime, Resisting and reproaching other mens labours for the service of God, and the good of souls, with confidence in notorious falsehood.