*. It was the old error of the Libertines▪ of Antonius Po•quius Priest as Cal∣vine saith, I•∣struct. ad Li∣bertinos cap 23. in opuscu. pag. 460. so Pocquius existimabam me aliquid intelligere, nec quicquam intelligo: de∣us enim in∣tellectus me∣us est, & virtus mea, & salus mea. Calv•ne answers excel∣lently▪ Homo quidem fide∣lis, se nihil ex seipso intelli∣gere ceaset; sed an prop∣teria debet ••culos c•an•dere, ne quid intueatur, ut vult iste insa∣nus? A man (saith Cal∣vine) in Christ judgeth that he understan∣deth nothing of himselfe, (and so that he can neither pray nor be∣leeve, with∣out the Spirit) but shall he therefore close his eyes, that hee may understand nothing at all, as this phrantick man imagines.