A Candid Inquiry into the Controversies among Evangelicals · §132 · Samuel Strimesius

J.X: Partly for any Augsburg Confession — so Pontificii cannot brand alteration and strip Protestants of Religious Peace

Partly it was for the Augsburg Confession in either form: so the papal side — as they often have, and still do — cannot charge this kind of alteration, and then say Protestants deserve to lose the Religious Peace before the Emperor and the other papal Estates of the Empire.

Latin

Partim in gratiam Augustanae Confessionis cujuscunque, ne a Pontificiis [quod ut saepe factum, ita hodieque fit] alterationis hujusmodi infimuletur, ob quam Protestantes Pace Religiosa indigni ab Imperatore Augusto aliisque Statibusque Imperii Pontificiis, censeri debeant;

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