Showing the Necessity of Conformity · John Sprint
Showing the Necessity of Conformity, Errata
AN ADMONITION TOVCHING THE FAVLTS eſcaped in Printing.
THOV maiſt vnderſtand (good Chriſtian Reader) that this treatiſe was put in preſſe, before I had knowledge thereof; and I had not peruſed the copy that was written: Whereupon there is great neede of thy patience in reſpect of the many ſlippes eſcaped in Printing, and other alterations thereof, yet without the Printers fault or mine. The chiefe whereof I hauehave heere corrected. Let no man take offence at my conſent for the publication thereof; becauſe I reſt perſwaded of the truth therein contained, and I bring not ſhew of words, but waight of reaſon; and beſides it was needfull for me to publiſh thoſe reaſons, which the hazard of my depriuation did heeretofore occaſion mee to frame, and enforced me of late to follow. The Lord giuegive ſuch bleſsing to the ſame as I heartely deſire for the peace of the Church, and for the quieting of the conſciences of ſuch as neede it.
| Pag. | Err. | Correct. | ||||||
| 7 | GAl. 5. 20. 21. 22. | Gal. 5. 30. 10. 21. 22. | ||||||
| 10 | of Faith dayly | in the Faith dayly | ||||||
| 11 | as ours are now | as ours are not by our Church | ||||||
| 13 | myſtically | mutually | ||||||
| 14 | then ſometimes | they ſometimes | or rather ſtraw | or rather tares | thoſe many things | thoſe maine things | ||
| 16 | noted to King | noted by King | ||||||
| 18 | as alſo all | as alſo did | ||||||
| 19 | both by otah, doctrine | both by doctrine | Papiſts popiſhly | Papiſts and Popiſhly | ||||
| 21 | theſe dayes | thoſe dayes | Act. 25. 28. 29. | Acts 15. 28. 29. | ||||
| 22 | and 10. 13. | and 10. 31. | of his iudgement | of this iudgement | ||||
| 24 | in one practiſe | in our practiſe | ||||||
| 25 | reproued | approued | ||||||
| 27 | 2. King. 23. 12. | 2. Chron. 32. 12. | ||||||
| 28 | being both works | becauſe both workes | ||||||
| 31 | we cannot iudge | and therefore we cannot iudge | ||||||
| 31 | by eueryevery perſon | by all perſons | ||||||
| 35 | the performance | the formes | ||||||
| 38 | yea ſaints | the Saints | eſſentiall practiſe | effectuall practiſe | ||||
| 39 | ſound & doctrine | ſound doctrine | ||||||
| 43 | to conforme or the like | to conforme vntounto our ceremonies or the like | ||||||
| 45 | the Apoſtles in | the Apoſtles caſe in | ||||||
| 46 | Contrariae. | contrarius. | ||||||
| 47 | Exercit▪ part: inter theſ. | Vrſin Excercit: part. 2. inter theſ. 126. | ||||||
| 48 | becauſe all ſuch | becauſe otherwiſe al ſuch | ||||||
| 49 | or rather | or other | ||||||
| 50 | kneeling high or low | kneeling, outward habite as this or that forme of apparell, voice high or low | ||||||
| 51 | Conſider that which alſo | Conſider ſecondly that as alſo | ||||||
| 52 | obedience to good | obedience to God | ||||||
| 54 | proued, a matter | proued, that a matter | ||||||
| 54 | preaching of the worke | preaching of the word | ||||||
| 55 | practiſing of the word by preaching | preaching of the word | no ſinne of adultery | no time of adultery | ||||
| 57 | the praecepts | theſe praecepts | ||||||
| 59 | The former as a circumſtantiall duetie to which all ceremonies as a leſſer work to a greater | the former as a circumſtantiall duty commanding fit ceremonies, the other as a ſubſtantiall duty▪ to which all ceremonies, & ceremoniall duties, muſt ſerue as a leſſer work to a greater. | ||||||
| 62 | broken | taken | ||||||
| 63 | of the fulfilling | if the fulfilling | by well doing | be well doing | violation of the Law | violation of that Law | ||
| 64 | many thouſands | may thouſands | ||||||
| 72 | as the Papiſt | as the Papiſts wil hauehave it | ||||||
| 74 | as in condemning | or in condemning | muſt needs be an error | muſt needs be in error | ||||
| 78 | the conſent of Churches | ſuppoſe then, the conſent of Churches | ||||||
| 79 | Catholique Church taken | Catholike Church may erre being taken | Catholike Church hauehave | Catholike Church hath | here ſhould we make | how ſhould we make | ||
| 80 | For they agree | ſo they agree | ||||||
| 87 | Decret. cauſ. 26. qu. 6. 7▪ 8. 10. | Decret. Cauſ. 26. qu. 6. can. 9▪ ex Nicaeno Conc. item. can. 6. 7. 8▪ 10. | ||||||
| 88 | Commended and | commended as | ||||||
| 90 | onelyonly fiſh and fowles | onelyonly fiſh, ſome fiſh and foules | ||||||
| 91 | Valentius | Valentinus | ||||||
| 92 | that in thoſe dayes in cities in villages | that a man in thoſe dayes might find in cities and villages | ||||||
| 97 | afterwards the ſame | afterwards the Sunne | ||||||
| 98 | wholeſome | wholeſomely | ||||||
| 102 | Eaſterne Controu. | Eaſter Controu. | ||||||
| 103 | praeſumptuous | praeſumptions | pacificum | pacificum filium | ||||
| 106 | M. | Middelburgi | Putaeus | Paraeus | Witenberg | Wirtenberg. ſo Correct it. pag. 108. 109. 115. | gaue | giuegive |
| 107 | Epiſtle of Luther | Poſtill of Luther, the like pag. 109. | ||||||
| 109 | Harm. Confeſſ. §. fol. 176. Bohem. | Harm. confeſſ. §. 16. fol. 179. Bohem. | 4. Lex Decal. §. 11. fol. 43. albeit. | 4. Lex Decal §. 33. ſo doe the Tigurines. Har. conf. § 11. fol. 43. albeit | ||||
| 110 | Firſt of their iudgement touching ceremonies in generall appeareth | Firſt of their iudgement touching ceremonies in generall, as alſo of their practiſe after, and then alſo of our cere. | Iniunction | Inuention | ||||
| 113 | Iocun. | Ioan. | ||||||
| 115 | an aedification | and aedification | Scriptu. fol. 21. | Cap. fol. 211. | ||||
| 118 | for the Churches aedification | Deleatur | ||||||
| 125 | peniſlyllabas | Paenè ſyllabas | ||||||
| 128 | Benhagius | Bugenhagius | ||||||
| 130 | Myricus | Illyricus | reuolue | reuoke | ||||
| 133 | Came | Comes | ||||||
| 134 | therefore firſt I anſwere, albeit in our iudgement theſe ceremonies are not rightly commanded. | Deleatur | ||||||
| 140 | primitiue had | the Primitiue Church vſed | ||||||
| 144 | yeelding Confeſſion of the trueth | yeelding to his requeſt heerein. 4. if he conceale not this confeſſion of the trueth | ||||||
| 151 | leſſer | better | ||||||
| 152 | wherefore it is written | whereof it is written | ||||||
| 153 | we are bound following | wee are not bound following faires | ||||||
| 157 | Paraeum | Duraeum | Commandeth | commendeth | ||||
| 159 | meane to | rather | ||||||
| 162 | then to | then ſo to | ||||||
| 165 | paritie | purity | ||||||
| 166 | perils | points | ||||||
| 167 | of mending | of weeding out | ||||||
| 168 | admitted | permitted | ||||||
| 170 | hauehave ſome notwithſtanding | hauehave had ſome not ſtanding | ||||||
| 171 | to be kept inuiolable | to be kept inuiolable: And he anſwered it thus | ||||||
| 175 | No partes | neither partes | ||||||
| 191 | hold a right affection | ſhould preiudice a right affection | ||||||
| 197 | admonition of them | admonition of ye weake that they be not offended, & praier vntounto God to ſtrengthen them. | ||||||
| 199 | ſo reſpected | ſo reſerued | ||||||
| 202 | his argument | this argument | ||||||
| 203 | Lumbertus | Lubbertus | ||||||
| 205 | which note the controuerfie | which were the controuertiſts | did ſtirre | doe ſhew | ||||
| 288 | though pure | paſt | ||||||
| 209 | ſoote | ſalt | ||||||
| 213 | ſo refuſing | for refuſing | ||||||
| 214 | doctrine and practiſe of the Apoſtles | doctrine and practiſe of the Apoſtles, therefore it is a ſinne | ||||||
| 215 | viz. that the Apoſtles doctrine and practiſe doeth not ſo warrant a miniſter | viz. that it is both againſt the doctrine and practiſe of the Apoſtles for a miniſter | beginne | begge | doctrine of the Scribes | practiſe and doctrine of the Scribes | ||
| 224 | Apoſtles inioyned them | Apoſtles vſed and enioyned them | ||||||
| 225 | when that himſelfe | then that himſelfe | ||||||
| 226 | his firſt propoſition | his propoſition | to be obſerued | to hauehave beene obſerued | ||||
| 227 | for matters of direction in the Church concerning ceremonies | for the direction of the Church in matters of ceremonies | ||||||
| 230 | nature and euill | nature, vſe and euill | ||||||
| 235 | this commandement | his commandement | ||||||
| 236 | Anſweres | Anſwerers |
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