the proper markes of Catholique doctrine, and yet confesse that in this the practise of their Church is contrarie to the practise of the Primitive Church, nor was it ever received in the true Church, till a∣bove a thousand yeares after Christ.Dichotomived. To let passe these his preteritions, all that hee saith in replie to other passages of the Knights may be dicotomi∣zed into idle cavils, and sophisticall evasions, as shall appeare by the examination of each parti∣cular,To the first. The Iesuit as it should seeme tooke Ennius the Poet for his patterne, who as Horace observeth, Nunquam nisi potus ad arma prosiluit, &c. never undertooke the description of a warre, or set himselfe to write strong lines be∣fore hee had comforted his heart with a cup of strong liquour. For if the French wine had not assaulted his Capitoll, as the Frenchmen did some∣times the Roman: if a strong fume had not made his head so dizzie, that he thought all things be∣fore him went round, hee would never in so seri∣ous a subject as is the Sacrament of Christs blood use such light and comicall saracasmes as he doth; against this saith he, hee bringeth two pla∣ces of Scripture,P. 243.and the practise of the Primitive Church, and so concludeth the antiquitie and uni∣versalitie of his Church, this goeth round with a fiddle Sir Humfrey: if hee had a purpose to make sport to his reader in the merrie pin hee was set on, hee should rather have said you Creed Sir Humfrey goeth round with a crowd. But crowde 0