“We are not, without circumspection, to receive some books even of authentic and renowned Fathers;… and, seeing the lapses of these worthy pens,[ought] to cast a wary eye on those … treatises daily published amongst us. …… Thus, I say, must these authors be read, and thus must we be read ourselves. For, discoursing of matters dubious and of many controvertible truths, we cannot, without arrogancy, … implore any further assent than the probability of our reasons may induce.”–