An humble apology for non-conformists with modest and serious reflections on the Friendly debate…

Answ. Even many that have been conformable enough as to Ceremonies; their Names an• Tenets you may find in a Book entitled Laude• sium [Greek or Hebrew], and in another called La• densium [Greek or Hebrew]: Who they were th• maintained these Doctrines, and their Doctrin•• ⟨p. 81⟩in some measure also, you may find in Mr. Rushworth's Collections, and others, who have written the History of the Times immediately preceding the late Wars. I shall refer you to one, and that is Dr. Fuller in his Church-History, who relates, that it was complained of to the Sub-committees for Religion in Parliament, (of which Sub-committee the Bishop of Lincoln, the Bishop of Armagh, the Bishop of Durham, the Bishop of Exeter, Dr. Sam. Ward, Dr. Hacket, Dr. Holdsworth, and others, were Members) that all the Tenets of the Council of Trent (abating only such points of State-Policy against the King's Supremacy, as were made Treason by the Statute) Good works Co-causes with Faith in Justification, private Confession by particular enumeration of sins, needful necessitate medii to Salvation; that the Oblation (or, as others, the Consumption of the Elements in the Lords Supper) holdeth the nature of a true Sacrifice, Prayers for the Dead; lawfulness of Monastical Vows, the gross substance of Arminianism, and some dangerous points of Socinianism had been preached or printed by some amongst us.

Answ. Even many that have been conformable enough as to Ceremonies; their Names an• Tenets you may find in a Book entitled Laude• sium 〈non-Latin alphabet〉, and in another called La• densium 〈non-Latin alphabet〉: Who they were th• maintained these Doctrines, and their Doctrin•• ⟨p. 81⟩