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t^n Apfe Sermon, 2his turne,to tumble downc into the duft the Imperial!Crovvnes of Oithodox Princes. Whereuponhis Majefty tells them,in his Royall Anfwcr toCar- p-^c 177.dinall P.errcny That thefacredheads ofKings ^are mortchurlifllyy uncivilly andrig&reufly handled, then thc^cemmen hoods ofthe meaneft churks.For excommunication fliould vexenonein histemporall State. That fpirituall fword^ (fay ourDivines) deprives of fpirituall rights,that concernethe kingdome of heaven,deprivesnoneof his civillrightSjWhich he hath as a member ofcivill fociety.And that learned and famous Spalatenfis^a man ^'^^sdatm^^^^^throughly verft in Popifli Dodlrine, fayes 5 For ci- ^^^^\vill and humane commerce, no excommunicationTUensynt.pi./'^87.flrM6.canhinderit3 and our Ecclcfiafticall Conftitutionsruninthefameftraine. The excommunicated perfonfhallnot be excluded from civill negotiations,^^ccUfiafi. jf'and ufuall bufinclTe^by which things neceffary to excomnunkahumanelife are fupplied.^ J.^sr^*'''*Now,fhall not a private perfon be hurt in his out- '''ward eftatc by excommunication, and fhall a Kingloofe all < Here is a pure Popifh mercy indeed.I need not trouble you with any Popifh Authorsfor proofe of the point ; this traiterous tenent ofdepofing Princes, is every-where current in their'.Schooles they are fo farre from being afhamed ofit, that every fliaveling infuksin the Catalogue ofdejeded Crownes ; the Popes pradifc muft nowprove the principle,and hisfad:,his right.To this very purpofe Azorius tells us, f.i Jnfi,mcrMB, i o cap,2.Sedl. Hxc fenteiatia,'] That Gregorythefcvcnth depofcd from the Empire ffe^ery theD'2fourth