·' ' . [ qo] It is not tlte Greeks. Both fay; Jt is not they inAhaffia, Egypt· !'fefopotamitt, Armenia, Georgia, &c. The Proteftants confef~ 1t is not they. And is obed'ience to an unknowable Power ne'ceffary to Concord and Salvation ? . . ---------------------- -- , · I fhall hot tire the Reader with' the needlefsre~ citation of many more lare Divines that lived fince · 1630. enough are known. Thofe rhat have de– fended Grotius of late I pafs no judgment on ; you may read their own Books and judge as you fee caufe; rviz...- Dr: Thomas rierce now Dean of Sa/if– bury, and the famous Preface to Archbif11op Brom- .h:t!l's Book again·fi: me, &·c. I fear all this Hi· fiory is need1efs. Men now laugh at me for -prov– ing by Mens writings their endeavours to fubjett the,King.)and Kingdom to a Foreign }utifa!ttion, when tney fay it is more fenfibly and dreadfully proving it fe'lf. I • .Chap. _XIII. ?Jr. Parker's Judg,ment (fince ' · Bijhop 'iff'O~fotd.) , T, HE 1~£1: · memio~ea Author Dr. Sdm. Parker, befides what he bath faid againft me in his large Preface before Arch~iiliop Bromhall's Book, hath fince gonefo far oeyondall his Fellows, that finding hlmfelf unable to anfwer this Arguinent otherwife, [TheWorld rnuft.not have one Uni– verfal ·Humane Civil Governor ( King or Arifto– cracy ) e;·go, It muft not have one Humane·_Priefi or Church Governor) defperately denieth the Antecedent , and {aitb, that though de faRo the 1\;ings of the Earth have not one Soveraig~ over · · ·them •
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