of particular Men. And those who call the retrenching the Popes exorbitant Power by the name of Schism, must by parity of reason call the casting off an Usurper Re∣bellion. But certainly those who consider the mighty advantages and priviledges of the Clergy in the Church of Rome, can never reasonably suspect any of that Order should hope to better themselves by the Reformation. And if we judge of Mens actings by their Interest, one of the most surprising considerations at this day is, that the Clergy should be against, and Princes for the Church of Rome.0