The Apology, Cap. 8. Division. 2.The Apologie, Cap. 8. Diuision. 2.
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The Apology, Cap. 8. Division. 2.
The Apologie, Cap. 8. Diuision. 2.
Sithence then they bring forth none of these for them selves, and call us nevertheless Heretics, which have neither fallen from Christ, nor from the Apostles, nor yet from the Prophets, this is an injurious and a very spiteful dealing.
Sithence then they bringe foorthe none of these for them selues, and cal vs neuerthelesse Heretiques, whiche haue neither fallen from Christe, nor from the Apostles, nor yet from the Prophetes, this is an iniurious and a very spiteful dealinge.
M. Harding.
M. Hardinge.
Nay Sirs, ye shall not so carry away the conclusion with a lie. But contrariwise, sithens we bring forth many Scriptures for the Truth, which ye impugn, as your selves shall see, when we come to confute your doctrine, which here followeth: and sithens not withstanding that ye will not yield to the Scriptures, but pervert the True meaning of them with Glosses and interpretations of your own Heads,1 frame new opinions contrary to that ye have received, and that the Church hath ever taught: the Catholics wilful call you Heretics, and the Church will condemn you for Heretics, and so account you, until ye recant, and repent.
Nay Sirs, ye shal not so carie awaye the conclusion with a lie. But contrarywise, sithens wee bringe foorthe many Scriptures for the Truthe, whiche ye impugne, as your selues shal see, when we come to confute your doctrine, whiche here foloweth: and sithens not withstandinge that ye wil not yeelde to the Scriptures, but peruert the True meaninge of them with Gloses and interpretations of your owne Heades,