Providence controversy: unhappy calumny shared with Rome and the Remonstrants
What comes back is not so much any true Controversy as an unhappy Calumny of a few — already shared by these men with the Papal party and with the Remonstrants. See the first falsehoods (πρῶτα ψεύδη) treated at length above in the Controversy with the Remonstrants, heads VII, XV, XVIII, XIX, and XXII.
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Redit non tàm vera aliqua Controversia, quam infelix nonnullorum Calumnia, communis jam istis cum Pontif. & Remonstrantibus. Vide πρῶτα ψεύδη prolixè suprâ ad Controvers. cum Remonstr. VII. XV. XVIII. XIX. XXII.