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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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A Vindication of
onites about this macter, and had blamed
Doch ot them, even those that held him
born of a Virein, For Falline into the same
Impietr. Whac can latistre such meo,
Who are contene ith uch an anliver:
But Cay they, Pusebius onty spatee his oon
sense. Noc (o neither: For he Paith in
that place, thac he had scarched the most
ancient Records ofthe Church oF Ferusa-
Jem. Tes, Cay they, for the Succession of
the first Bisops; but as to their Doctrine
he had it from FescliDpus, and he vas an
Fbionire himsels. Then Eusebius must
noc be the man ther tatre him FOr. FOr
it lecesippus ivere himselt an Fbionite,
and told Rusebius in his Commentaries,
that the Primitive Church ot Terusalem
contisted oF al suchu, then Eusebius must
suppose thac Church suiley ot the lame
Impiety writh wrhich he charses the Fbio.
nites; and erould he then have laid, That
they had the true tnouledee of Christ a-
mone them: No, Cay chey, Fulebius spake
his oon opinion, but FesesiDDus beine an
Fibionite himself, meant othervise. But
Fusebius dochnotule FTesesippus his mords,
buc his omn in thiat place; and withal,
how doch it appear thac Ilecesippus him-
selF Was an Fbionite: This, one ot their
latest Wrirers hath undertaben, but in