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THe Epistle of Doctrine may be certaine, or doutfull in his sub∣stance: certayne when we render a cause, reason, aucthoritie, or opi∣nion of that which we write: doutfull, when we leaue the mat∣ter in suspense or not fully conde∣sended vpon, as if we shold write thus: You haue written vnto me to
certifie you whether that sorcerers do vse to ryde vpon a Byzom, and practise such other like trim trams. For answer: Seing that of many suche like matters there be diuers opinions, I leaue the case euen as it is: For in this matter & other of greater importance, wiser men than I do stand in dout, I will holde my peace, and make you none other answer.