of Rome, either are,
or may bee accoun∣ted,
or is that An∣tichrist,
or Anti∣christs,
my irresolu∣tion
grew, as I haue
remembred, from
the much insuffici∣ency
of their proofs,
that tender it stout∣ly,
strongly, affectio∣nately,
and tantum
non, as a point of
faith. Not any one
of their arguments
is, not all their ar∣guments
together
are, conuincing.
Appeale p. 149.
I incline to the more
moderate, and tem∣perate
tenent, and
rather of the two,
embrace, the Tur∣kish
& Popish estate,
not seueral, but con∣ioyned,
doe consti∣tute
That Anti∣christ,
then either of the two states disioy∣nedly:
and of the two states, rather the Turk
by much, then the Pope. Ibid. p. 144. Why