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A Treatise of the
Cohabitacyon of the
faithfull with the
vnfaithfull.
Wherunto is added.
A Sermon made of the confessing of
Christe and his gospell / and of the
denyinge of the same.
Anno M.D.LV.
Apocal. 18.
Come awaye from her my poeple / that ye be
not partakers of her synnes / that ye
receyue not of her plagues.
In this furst treatise theys
thinges ar contayned.
1. The question of Cohabitacion.
2. Christians maye not be present at popishe masses and
supersticions.