/The EpiJlle D~dicatory. _, UJVe not onlv been ChiefMen in the tChurch, hut~have laboured to fa!teq ~heir Doctrine on the Chqrch, \vhich yet b~fore tpe. 6rpe qf BiJho;pLau,d, ' ~he : Chqrch difclairned -al)d ppenly ~6't1derpned; and took. Foreign]?ilhops anq ~ounciJ.s, for- l?r~.thren.·an9 aJau~ ~fable 1neans of Con1munion, while 'they did their .prop~r work ~ ~ ' but not by Jurifdicbon to be the,Governpurs p£·us, and .all · Chrifiian Kings ·and Kingdon1·s as their Subjects. -_ And lVhq can be Ign'ora'nt' that when af ~he·· prefent ·rhe Papift Bifhops ar~ v~ry · Many to . One Proteitanc Bi- • I fhop' 1 tbe.y will ' 'accordingly ~arry it by their YotFS inCouncils : ·And 1f tpe Major V~t~ .- be the Collegiullt ·J?«fio.ntrl}, ·that haye the · Chief Gq: , • ~7ernn1ent in che Interval of Couri-- · ~il~; we - ~are n'pw Subjt::crs to the 'Bifbo ps and ~hurch of Ro1lle ?. A,nd if . fb~;tloiria!} !Je!riu ; Prilpt~ n-luft ~all /) " p . ' '·" .• • ' " . " : .; ' " . . h'~ / ~ . f,L : '· ;
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