A discourse of schism

The same pure word is preached.¹ The Church (saith St. Jerome) Non in parietibus sed in dogmatum veritate consistit, It doth not stand in Walls, but in True Doctrines. The Heretics, as the same Father goes on, may have the Walls, but the Church is where the Truth is. The Arians boasted of their Unity,² but as St. Hilary tells them, it was but Unit as Impiet at is, an Unity of Impiety. The Unity of Truth is in the Church only; there all have one Law, one Charter; all are [Greek or Hebrew], concorporated and copartners of the promise, Eph. 3.6. No ⟨p. 22⟩body of men hath such a Law or Charter as the Church hath.

The same pure word is preached.¹ The Church (saith St. Jerome) Non in parietibus sed in dogmatum veritate consistit, It doth not stand in Walls, but in True Doctrines. The Hereticks, as the same Father goes on, may have the Walls, but the Church is where the Truth is. The Arians boasted of their Unity,² but as St. Hilary tells them, it was but Ʋnit as Impiet at is, an Ʋnity of Impiety. The Unity of Truth is in the Church only; there all have one Law, one Charter; all are 〈non-Latin alphabet〉, concorporated and copartners of the promise, Eph. 3.6. No ⟨p. 22⟩body of men hath such a Law or Charter as the Church hath.

1. 1Come. in Psal. 133.Com. in