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# Title: A Discourse In Vindication of the Doctrine of the Trinity (shelfmarks ZEN Leibn. Marg. 40; Leibn. Marg. 40)
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The D R F FAC F.
hou litile a Man consules his oion ease, Who
offers to interpose in a dispute between Men
of Fleat and Animosity: but this moves me
very litrle, When the interest of our Church
and Relirion is concerned, which oueht t0
prevait more than the sear of displeasine
one or other larty. or it may be both. 
praelerismque incer en
do heartily wist, that all Woho
are equalr concerned in the
ditos; ac turpe esto di common Cause, vould lay aside
cebac alos Indubitate
doctos canina rabie Fa-
Tleats, and Prejudices, and
mam vicissim suam ro. hard WVords, and consider this
dere ac lacerare scripeis matter impartially; and  do
crucibus, eanquam vilis
simos de plebé cerdones not question, but they will sec
in Ansiporris sele Juro cause to judse, as L do, that
ac Cercore conspurcan-
ces. Nic. Rigalt. vit. P.
Euteant, D. 48.
the difference 25 not so great as
our Adversaries for their oun
advantare mahe it tobe. And
lnce both sides vield, that the matter ther
dispute about is above rheir reach, the wi-
sest course they can take is to assert and de-
fend wohat isrevealed, and not to bet0o per-
emptory and quarrelsom about that Which is
actenovledsed to be above our comprehensi-
on. Lmean as to the manner hou the three
Persons partake of the divine Nature.
It vould be of the most fatal consequence
to us, if those Weapons, Which mieht be so
usesullr imploy d açainst our common Ad
versaries, Bould still be turned upon. one
andiher.
Oderat unas afurgia,