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The major is evident of it self.
The minor is proved, because their publike Liturgies were all in Hebrew, Greek, Syriack, or Latine, as is manifest in History, which were not the generally known languages of all, not half the Nations by them converted. And the like argument holds in the Fathers of all suc∣ceeding ages, whose publike Liturgies were for the most part in Hebrew, Greek or Latine.