"5.--That we have no Crosses, for they are meere Popery, and tend to the Confusion and Opposition of Scripture; especially let the sight of Cheapeside Crosse be a detestation unto you all: and let those streets that are called Crosses, as Red-Crosse Street, and White Crosse, &c., be turned otherwise and called after the Names of some of our owne Family, as _Greene_, _Spencer_, &c., and call it rather _Green Street_ then Red Crosse Street, &c., that thus all prophanesse being rooted and extirpated from our conventions, nothing but holinesse may remaine amongst us. "6.--That there be no tolleration of Surplices, because it was the defiled Smocke of Pope _Jone_; who being great with Childe, had her Smocke made the wider, which is now commonly called a Surplesse. "7.--That we assume no other Names to ourselves but _Round-heads_, and that this _Round-heads' Hall_ shall be our meeting place. "8.--That we have no pictures of Saints, Cherubims, &c., because they leade the way to Idolatry and Abomination. "9.--That any _Round-head_ (being God's anointed) may and shall have authority by Us, the Parliament of _Round-heads_, to Preach, teach, Pray, and Instruct in any place soever; whether it be in a Barne, Chamber, Stable, Loft, Garret, Field, Ditch, Saw-pit, in Woods, or under Hedges, either by Land or Sea, without the prohibition of any Place; provided onely, That it be not taught in a Pulpit, for that tends to the advancement of Popery, therefore it is more convenient in a Tub. "10.--That in our Prayers a singular caution be made, not to pray for the King, Queene, Prince, or State: but especially not for Bishops or Universities; and that it be no set forme of Prayer, but such as the Spirit doth suggest into the heart, yea, the Lord's Prayer is not to be used amongst us Holy ones as lawfull. "11.--That Salvation be Preacht to none but _Round-heads_, because we are the only Children of Grace, and to us belongeth the Kingdome: for at the latter day of judgment it shall be said, _Come ye Round-heads, &c._, but _Depart yee Rattle-heads and Cavaleers, &c._ "12.--That instead of Matrimony, if any Brother taketh affection to any Sister, or if any Sister mutually reflects her love to any Brother, they may (if they agree in the affectionate community of the Spirit) take one another's word, without any other foolish circumstance as the Church of _England_ ignorantly useth. "13.--That in the Buriall of the Dead, Prayer is as needlesse as superfluous, and therefore no words are to be expressed, because it is Popery to pray for the Dead. "14.--That none ought to be Baptised before they be foureteen years of age, and have their names written in the Book of the Faithfull. "15.--That the _Common Prayer_ is _Porrage_, and made by the _Pope's_ Cook, being the Rubbish of Babilonish opinions, and therefore ought not to be used but as _Apocrypha_.