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And certainly this rule they had conned (some of them) Ad amussim or else they could never have obtained so farre upon the heart of our Soveraign as to leave the disposing of all Church affaires wholly unto them. If they had not in his eye, demeaned themselves as the only Saints upon earth, as incarnate Angels, men wholly composed of devotion to God, compassion to his Church, greif for the rents and breaches of it, zeale for the peace and good of it: |
And Certainly this Rule they had conned (Some of them) Ad amussim or Else they could never have obtained so Far upon the heart of our Sovereign as to leave the disposing of all Church affairs wholly unto them. If they had not in his eye, demeaned themselves as the only Saints upon earth, as incarnate Angels, men wholly composed of devotion to God, compassion to his Church, grief for the rends and Breaches of it, zeal for the peace and good of it: |
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| Note 0 |
The Arts of Dissembling Heretikes have for the most part been Excellently skilled in & Sometimes a good Prince hath been overreached by it. Quem ubi vident constanter Religioni adhaerentem non adeò temerari sunt, ut directè calūnientur & traducant apud cum Orthodoxam Religionem: sed occasiones commodas accipiunt, quibus deplorent turbatam pacem Ecelesiae, hortantur Prineipem ad eam restituendam, id facilè esse dicūt, auferatur modo Contentionis studium: quod dissidium non sit in rebus Magni Monumenti, sed exigui Pondexis &c. Vedell. de Prud. vet. Eccles. l. 2. c. 5. See the Ep. Ded. of the relation of the Conference between a Iesuit & W. L. fol. penult. |
The Arts of Dissembling Heretics have for the most part been Excellently skilled in & Sometime a good Prince hath been overreached by it. Whom ubi vident Constanter Religion adhaerentem non adeò temerari sunt, ut directè calūnientur & traducant apud cum Orthodoxam Religionem: sed Occasiones commodas accipiunt, quibus deplorent turbatam pacem Eccelesiae, hortantur Prineipem ad eam restituendam, id facilè esse dicūt, auferatur modo Contentionis studium: quod dissidium non sit in rebus Magni Monumenti, sed Exigui Pondexis etc. Vedell. de Prud. vet. Eccles. l. 2. c. 5. See the Epistle Ded. of the Relation of the Conference between a Iesuit & W. L. fol. penult. |
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