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 nian, and Brownist do; nor from any Sectary Meeting place, as Hugonots from the Gate of Hugo in Tours in France, near unto which they met privately at first to teach and dogmatise: nor from any pub∣lick sectary action, as Anabaptists, Dippers, Quakers &c. do: but from the word Papa, which signifies Father, and is not the name of any one man, or Pope, but onely signifies his Fatherly office of Pastor; tho Catholick, I say, is no more troubled at this name of Papist, then he was when he was called in the late troubles, Royallist (for adhering to the King, which is not the name of any of our Kings, but his Office onely) and not Cromwellist, which was the name of one adhering to a particular man called Cromwel, and an unlawful usurper of Power. As for the true name indeed, which is Catholick, all those of that Church have ever called themselves by no other Name then this of Catholick, the wisest of Protestants also ac-