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THis Iesuit is very vnlucky in his Dilemmaes. For, as the former haue been: so this, is thus retorted vpon him. These arguments helpe my cause well; for, if they be vnsound, by Becans dis∣pute, they prooue not Doctor Tooker to dissent from himselfe; and so no Iarre: if sound, what cause hath the Iesuit to dislike either them, or the printing of them?
Thus is his whole Examen in this ninth Chapter vtterly dissolued, and brought to naught.