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stes wordes we myght alwaye frely vse them. ¶Thyrdlye, this errour is also by this reproued, that the Papystes sounde forth with full mouthes, that is, that the Churche cōmaūded vnder payne of deed¦ly synne to be necessarye, that we shulde faste in .iiii. tymes of the yere, in the euys of the apostels, and certayne other saynt{is} all whiche thynges this sayeng of chryste confoundeth. ¶What soeuer entryth in through the mouth defyleth not the man. Veryly, fastynge ought to be fre and vo¦luntarye, so that without chose of dayes or meates euery man after his appetyte, shulde faste or not faste. ¶Fourthly, the Bn̄dictynes, the Bernardynes, ye Char∣tusyans, and all other, whiche for mens Tradycyōs abstayne from egges, flesshe and such lyke repugne as aduersaryes to chryste. For why theyr doctryne contrary¦eth Chrystes doctryne / after this maner. What soeuer entryth in through ye mouth defoyleth, by whiche sayeng they reproue Chryste as a lyar, whiche sayth. what so euer entryth in through the mouthe defoy¦lyth