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

The B. of Salisbury.

The B. of Sarisburie.

Trueth is not afraid of slanderous Tragedies. We have not cut of our selves from the Catholic Church of God. We have forsaken the dangerous company of them, that have turned the Church of God into a cave of Thieves: whose company God by special words hath willed us to forsake. For thus the Almighty saith unto us, O my people, come out from her, ¹and be not partaker of her sins: lest ye take part of her plagues.

Trueth is not afraide of sclaunderous Tragedies. Wée haue not cutte of our selues from the Catholique Churche of God. Wée haue foresaken the dangerous companie of them, that haue turned the Churche of God into a caue of Théeues: whose compan•e God by special woordes hath willed vs to foresake. For thus the Almighty saithe vnto vs, O my people, come out from her, ¹and be not partetaker of her sinnes: leaste ye take parte of her plagues.

1. 1Apocalip. 18.

The matter of Reservation is only pasted on, and utterly impertinent, and nothing belonging to this question. How be it, onlesse M. Harding had used the advantage of this Digression, he had passed over this whole Article without naming of any Doctor. I grant, The Sacrament in the Old time in some certain Churches was Reserved: how be it, not to be worshipped with godly honour, but only to be received in the holy Communion of the people.¹