Answer to Exceptions Against His Litany Part 2, Misleading title page
THE LETANY OF JOHN BASTVVICK, Doctor of Phiſicke, Being now full of Devotion, as well in reſpect of the common calamities of plague and peſtilence; as alſo of his owne particular miſerie: lying at this inſtant in Limbo Patrum. Set downe in two Letters to Mr. Aquila Wykes, keeper of the Gatehouſe, his good Angell.
IN WHICH There is an univerſall challenge to the vvhole World, to prove the parity of Miniſters, to be jure divino.
ALSO A full demonſtration, that the Biſhops are neither Chriſts, nor the Apoſtles Succeſſors, but enemies of Chriſt and his Kingdome, and of the Kings most excellent Majeſties prerogative Royall.
All which hee undertaketh to make good before King and Counſell, with the hazard of otherwiſe being made a prey to their inſatiable indignation.
A Booke very uſefull, and profitable for all good Chriſtians to read, for the ſtirring up of devotion in them likewiſe.
PROVERB. Chap. 25. verſ. 2.
It is the glory of God to conceale a thing, but the honour of the King is to ſearch out a matter.
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