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IN one place of Scripture yet, viz. Dan. 1 8, the Def. thinketh he hath some advantage; because Calvin interpreteth it other∣wise then of ceremoniall pollution. But therein the Abridge∣ment followed that interpretation which is most generally, recei∣ved: for which see Iunius in his Commentary upon the place. And suppose that pollution vvas not ceremoniall or idolatrous, yet I hope the Def. vvill not say but if the meat had been so
polluted Daniel vvould haue absteyned from it.
Take therefore some other testimonies to proue your assertion, saith the Def. So confidently as if he knew of no ••estimonies vvhich he had not answered. What can one say to him that vvill not take that which is thrust into his hands, and yet calleth for more, as if he could finde none?