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If that which Eusebius doth testifie in his time to be trewe, had been nowe verified in these our daies, we neded not then to be so ferd of hauinge scripture in euery mans hand.* 1.1 His wor∣des be these. Imperiti obseruant ne disputare audeant de ijs quae ig∣norant, et de illis testimoniū per∣hibere quae nesciunt. The vnlear∣ned euer obserue this, that they dare not once dispute or reason
of those thinges that thei be ig∣noraunt of, nor beare testimonie of those thinges whiche they know not. But alas nowe the more ignoraunt, the more obsti∣nate in madde boldnesse, so that by no meanes thenglish transla¦tion maye be suffered.
Libro eccl. cap. xvi.