thought in their heartes, namely, that they are men, and may erre. Beloued in Christ Jesu, of what value, E. G. admonition put in the con∣clusion of his booke, hath béene with you, hither∣to, I know not, What estimation it ought to haue, either touching the doctrine of our church, or yet the behauiour of such, as we take to bee worthie Ministers in the same, I referre it vn∣to you, now againe a fresh to be considered. If he haue beene found, in the tryall of these prin∣ted pointes, a man of good report, then giue him credit in the rest, which as yet are not brought to light. But if his perfectest pollishinges, which (no doubt) he first aduentured to the vewe of the world, be found (as hath bene proued,) false, he∣reticall, and popish: and set out with such argu∣mentes, as in prouing one assertion, confute an other, yea almost euery a••••e••tion, so put downe, as one part ouerthroweth an other (if it be not greatly helped, by a fauourable reader,) how much standeth it you in hand, to bethinke you, of some conuenient time, and waie, to despatch your selues of all his snares? I know not all the vnsound conclusions he hath left in writing a∣mongst you: I haue heard there be manie: and his conferences with M. Whitaker, and M. Egerton do notoriously proue it. Me thinke, howsoeuer in some lesse matters your iudgemēt might faile you (a thing incident to the chiefest) yet, that you should not haue taken so slight markes of your waye, as not to discerne your selues, carried backward into Egypt againe. Which I speake not (beloued) so much to re∣proue