J.X: Or if they leave that sense for an obscurer one unknown to Pontificii — Jesuit-like equivocation charge (Dorsche p.183)
Or when they leave that sense and take an obscurer one — one most papal doctors and Imperial Estates then did not know — Dorsche at the place cited (p. 183, end) still leaves them open to a charge of equivocation not unlike Jesuit practice.
Papal writers elsewhere often pin that charge on the Reformed, though quite wrongly.
Latin
Vel dum ab hoc sensu recedunt, & obscuriorem, certe Pontificiis Doctoribus & Statibus Imperii plerisque isto tempore ignotum, sequuntur, a Dorscheo cit. loc. pag. 183. in fine traditum, aequivocationis, Jesuiticis haud absimilis, rei inveniantur, ab illis alias haud raro, etsi satis perperam, Reformatis impingi solitae.