The B. of Salisbury.The B. of Sarisburie.

The B. of Salisbury.

The B. of Sarisburie.

The Saying of S. Hierome is avouched by y• like Saying of Ruffinus an Ancient writer. Thus he saith. Unam notam Haereseos qui dissimulat, non est Christianus: Who so dissembleth, when he is called Heretic, is no Christian man. For the rest blame me not, good Christian Reader, if I use no moe words, then need requireth. If I thought it worthy the while, I could answer all these things more at large. I trust, in our whole Apology there appeareth no such immoderate kind of railing. But if I should follow M. Hardinges humour, and write but the one half of that he writeth, then perhaps I might worthily be called a railer.

The Saieing of S. Hierome is auouched by y• like Saiyng of Ruffinus an Auncient writer. Thus he saithe. Vnam notam Haereseos qui dissimulat, non est Christianus: Who so dissembleth, when he is called Heretique, is no Christian man. For the rest blame me not, good Christian Reader, yf I vse no moe woordes, then néede requireth. If I thought it woorthy the while, I could answeare al these thinges more at large. I trust, in our whole Apologie there appeareth no sutche immoderate kinde of railing. But if I should folow M. Hardinges humoure, and write but the one halfe of that he writeth, then perhappes I might woorthily be called a railer.