f(ings 11/ay ta~ ~waj Temporn!ties from the Clergy, ilz cafe tbey offend. 523 ~.~:~~: ~£i!'~~~h:JTf·~~~~:~:·~~;,:c£~~~,~;;~ :: ~?~~!~;~:~;;;!~:~?::tE:.~~~do~~~:~:!~ ~~: :: m~~~~~(~~~~e~nfi~~~et~~~::~~~~~~~~~~l~c~1~; :: ~~h~;~'!:~wsb/:h~~h~~:rca~~h~~~~ru1t~~~r::~~ "~~'4-h:;e1o;~fu:fu::~~ as wicked Priefis are the~ufc ;; ~d~~~~:.~,~~~th~h:~,;~~~~~~o~r~~~d;t:h~; f~l~!~~¥1 ~~i~~~~[-~. :,( r::·; d~~~~~~~~~h~r~irl~ i~~~~c~~~~~:r t~~·fudil~~~~~~ :; ~~~~~~:~JYut~;~~g&~~c~v~~~~u~~~ t.~hcgi~l~o~~~~~ " fed~ out, and according unto G~ word co:red and ;: to correCt the ?ffcncc. ~xcommu~vcation ?ught not «amend the famc.Ncithenre thefc tlungs to be d!lfcmbled 1 " to lctt the fulhlhng ofJufhcc.&condly,a~rdmg to the :: i!~~~?;.~g!~~~2~~f~~~:::::: ~ ~~EK~#:~t:~;~i*E~~~~~?1s!i~~:r~ "your Nephews, and for fuch as you do de~re ~~ ~e1gn to be thus Clmunfpcd:, that 1f they pttwve the Pridl ;; ::~i~~fotr~;:~Jo~~~~~~~:~r:fcr~~~~~e.~~ : ~~~:r~:c~1;rn~~~rhoa; 7~:~~!:n~~·~r~h'~~~i~ ' 'fore our Creator do firctch out his hand to firikt. "of hi~ to tilt: Bifhop, that he may be ~rreded. But if " And in his next Chapter he writeth unto tht:. Fr_m,b " the Btl110p himfclf attempt t? do the h~e, let them corn- :; :.~~grhc~:=~Jrolo~ ~to~~~:~o ;~~~~e:~~;; ~ :l,~ido 0~~~~k~~ ~~ ~~:~~:adef:~~e1 ~i~;r~~=~:~ << of the Church, or to the honour of the Pnefis, that do " in the ens of the Kmg. For fo fJirh the Canon, let rherrt ~1~·::.. ~j ff~~:;~E~~:.~::~§~;ff~f5;~~::~ ~ £li ~~~~~~~·:.~~it~£~~~~l~f~~~::~g "re.ign amongfi you_r Pricfts, and ~11 the wickc:dncfs and "he IS ch~e f Lord by a fub(lraCtion proportional, according "S1monyofyourB1fhops (whichJsmofi_hardtobecon- «cothefuu.lt ?roffc:nce. "d~mned and rcprovc:d)utter~y to be bamlhc:d out of your " Item, 1t IS thus provc:d; It is lawful for the fccular " Kmgdom ; and that you wtll not fuffc:~ them to polfei.S " l or<ls by their powc: r to do c~rr~~on upon the 1 " any more fi1b!lance undc:r your Domimon, than Gods u ~lergy by_ fome kind of fe:nful Dtfctphne apper~a:in· ; romm•nd"" "' dorh ollow. ~~~,~~,~~ \\ ~~;[ €£:i~~~~}~~~~:~~~f,;'~~~1~i~~l~;~: "&me<, and how ttey ought to corttd"thCir SubjeCts. "their TrmporaltrtSisa kmdoffcarfu!dJfc,phne perta.in- : ;::... ~ i~, ·~~~~::"::; :~~m!of:i;~~~i ii~~:~i~~~~.;~;t~~7ittz,~~:~ifi1i "is dmswritt(ll, There fhould be no fecular powers :: ~::~:~~~~~JYt:gf~~ef~=~ e;:etb~· z;~~~ :: ~i~:roe~': ~~:~rc~h~tp~ie~~~~rf~i~~~~pu~~!t,b:i~~ "enemicsar~mofihunful. "topafsbyPrtachingsor Teachillgs, the fecular powers ' ' lttm)~ IS ~hus argued; If God be, the Temporal Lords :< may command the fame by the terrour a~1d fear of Dif- "may mentonoutly and b:wfully take away the Te_mporal c< c~plinc. For ofccnc i!Jles the hc:a.venly Kmgdom is pro- "goodsfromtheClngy,,ftheydoofft:nd. Forthispoint ccfitcd 2nd holden bytheearthly Kingdom_: that they '< kt us fuppofc that we (peak of power) as the tme authenM " which :ne in rh_e _Cl_mrch, and d? any dung contrary "thickScnpturcdothfpeak,Mat.3 · 9· God !s 11bleevm ' 'untofuithand dJ fc1plme, by dtengourofrhe Princts "ifthefo jhmts to raife up Children to Abraham. " may be trodde~l do~n, and that the power of the Rulers ""W_hereup:m it is thusarguc:d; For if_G~ be, he is ''~aylaythatd1fciplmeupon the necks?f the proud and " Ommpotent) and if he fo be, he may g~ve hke power " fhffiu:cked, which the utility and profit of the Church "umothefecularlords. Andfoconfequemly they may "am1otcxercifc orufe. "meritorioutlyand law_fully ufe the fame power. But lcfi «Item, all things that by power ought to work or '~ th~t any man may objcd,_thata proof made by a firange u bring to any pcrted end by the rc:afonable mc:a(uring "dung is not fufficitnt; it 1s therefore dedaro::l. how that "of the mean thereto, may lawfully ufe by power the " the Temporal Lords have power to take away their " f~bfiradion or taking away of the cxcefs, and the adM '~ Alms bellowed upon the Church, the Church abuling ' ' d1tion of the want of the means, according as !ball "the fame, as it fhall bt- proved hneafter. And firl\: thus, " be convenic:nt or m«t for the meafure to be made-. '~ It is lawful for Kings, in cafrs limit«<. by the Law, to "For fo much ~he-n as the fecubr lords ought by th('it " ta!<c away ~he moveabltS from the Cle-rgy Wh(ll they do "pow~r to prov1de for the ntcdfary (u{kn·~tion of tP:~ « off(!Jd : 1t IS thus pro,•ed, For the Tm1poral Lords are « Chnnian ~krgy ~y the reafonable meafimng of their ~·moll bound umo the works of grtateH n~rcy mofi ealie c< T cmporalt1es, whiCh they are bound to bellow upon : ~:J~~c; ~~~~~~;{~:;l~~~;,i~O:~da~ar~~f; ~~: :: ~~~Y~~riNli;i'; ~~~~· ~~e f~~~~'~:~~~t:~~~~~o; 11~t1ta;; " f~om fuch as bmld therew1thall unto etc':na\ damna- " unto of thofe T tmpora.lties according as fhall be COil\"e- :: ~~~ f~~~rb~i~~b~~~cf~e~e;:;,t~e 3~1ff~~n~i~~l ~l:n!'~:d " '~!c~~;~ {:l~ITa~~f~f;et~~ t~~:~~ 01~;~~~~~ar;~ver _ro Whc:rc:up01~ hdlth1s Sentence ~f the Law_of Chrifi in <c take away the S~craments of the Chwch from the l..a 1 ~Y :: ~~~~'nd,~~~:~~l~hA~t/:;~~:Ch 1~~l~,;~v~~1~P;; :: ~~~~l~;~~L~~f:~~11~hl·~~a,[~:~~~~rs~}~~~~~~~~a;~ ~··minifkr
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