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" Andrewes had little in common with Abbot, and differed from him widely in feeling and policy. But on this occasion he used all his influence on the archbishop's behalf. "Brethren, " he said to the other bishops who were pressing the severe view, "be not too busy to condemn any for uncanonicals according to the strictness thereof, lest we render ourselves in the same condition. Besides, we all know 1 "He was painful, stout, severe against bad manners, of a grave and a voluble eloquence, very h...ospitable, fervent against the Roman Church, and no less so against the Anninians. ... He was wont to dis- sent from the king as often as any man at the council board " (Hacket, Life of Williams, p. 68).
80 BISHOP ANDREWES canones qui dicunt lapsos post actam poenitentiam ad dericatum non esse restituendos, de rigore loquuntur disciplinae, non injiciunt desperationem indulgentiae. " l Andrewes' conduct seems to have been dictated, not, as Heylin has suggested, by any fears of Williams' succeeding to the primacy, but by the goodness of his own heart.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Andrewes had little in common with Abbot, and differed from him widely in feeling and policy. But on this occasion he used all his influence on the archbishop's behalf. "Brethren, " he said to the other bishops who were pressing the severe view, "be not too busy to condemn any for uncanonicals according to the strictness thereof, lest we render ourselves in the same condition. Besides, we all know 1 "He was painful, stout, severe against bad manners, of a grave and a voluble eloquence, very h...ospitable, fervent against the Roman Church, and no less so against the Anninians. ... He was wont to dis- sent from the king as often as any man at the council board " (Hacket, Life of Williams, p. 68).
80 BISHOP ANDREWES canones qui dicunt lapsos post actam poenitentiam ad dericatum non esse restituendos, de rigore loquuntur disciplinae, non injiciunt desperationem indulgentiae. " l Andrewes' conduct seems to have been dictated, not, as Heylin has suggested, by any fears of Williams' succeeding to the primacy, but by the goodness of his own heart.
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