An ansvver of a true Christian to the proude challenge of a counterset Catholike. By VVilliam Fulke Doctor in diuinitie

9 If therefore you can shew me, that any man euer sought Iu∣stice or knowledge of trueth, sacrament, or faith, or any helpe of Saluation at the Protestants secret and close con∣gregation, or any other where, but of Gods knowen Catho∣like Church, I recant.

ALthough it be to litle purpose to aunswere this de∣mande, because it is no reason to say, these thinges hath not bene, because chronicles make no mention of them: yet that all men maye see, how farre you ouershoot your selfe, I wil partely satisfie your request. Charles the great sought knowledge of the trueth of the sacrament of Bertramus. Iohn, Duke of Lancaster, and diuers other noble men were instructed in our Religion by VVickleue. The land

of Bohemia, was conuerted by Iohn Hus, and Hieronym of Prage, and sought the sacraments of them. Finally, you al∣wayes forget the Greeke church, which you do not accompt parte of the Catholike church, and yet you can not deny but men haue sought Iustice, sacramentes, faith, &c. of it. There∣fore if a man might trust you vpon your worde, you recant.