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Doctor Baily, holding confer∣ence with the King touching the Popes arrogancy, alluding to Christs answer to his Apostles, He that desireth to bear rule, let him be the least among you; and therefore the Pope doth some∣times colourably term himself, Servum Servorum, &c. To
which the King replies, that by such argument or inference, he could prove the Pope to be humbly minded; to which the Doctor answered, that he did not always so account him∣self, save onely when he had purpose to delude or deceive; otherwise he esteemed himself Dominus Dominantium, &c. His Majesties determination on the point, was, that the Popes cal∣ling himself Servus Servorum, &c. was rather in a more strict and peculiar sence, as that he was Servus Petri, &c. sive Ma∣riae Virginis, &c. and so by con∣sequence, Servum Servorum Dei, &c. towards all other Do∣minum Dominantium, &c. So
likewise to be a professed Ca∣tholick, is to be a Christian; but to be a Roman Catholick, is it which marreth the matter. It was the reproof of the Dona∣tists, which were accounted Catholicks, but confined their profession into one corner of, Affrica. So also the Romanists, whereas the true Catholick is universal.