Sir, I hope I have given satisfaction to your worship, touching those points. I shall yet further inform you with the same sincerity, concerning the rest. _Sixtus Senensis_ in his _Bibliothæca_, lib. 2. _Titulo contra Talmud_, and others, as _Biatensis_, _Ordine_ 1. _Tract._ 1. _Titulo_ Perachot. averre out of the _Talmud_. cap. 4. “that every _Iew_, thrice a day, curseth all Christians, and prayeth to God to confound, and root them out, with their Kings and Princes. And this is especially done in the _Synagogue_, by the _Iewes_ Priests, thrice a day.” I pray let such as love the truth, see the _Talmud_, in the quoted place; and they shall find nothing of that which is objected: onely there is recited in the said fourth Chapter, the daily prayer, which speaks of _Minim_, that is, _Hereticks, ordained_ in _Tabne_, (that is a town not farre from _Ierusalem_, between _Gath_ and _Gazim_, &c.) the Talmud hath no more. Hence _Sixtus Senensis_ by distillation, draws forth the foresaid calumnie, whenas, what the _Talmud_ rehearseth briefly, to be made onely by the wise men in the said Town, he saith, was a constitution in the _Talmud_ long after. Now let us see what was done by those wise men in the said Town; and let us examine, whether that may justly offend the Christians. There is in the daily prayers a certain Chapter where it is thus written, _la-Mumarim_, &c. that is, _For Apostates, let there be no hope, let all Hereticks be destroyed, and all thine enemies, and all that hate thee, let them perish. And thou shalt root out the kingdome of pride forthwith, weaken, and put it out, and in our dayes._ This whole Chapter speaketh nothing of Christians originally, but of the _Iewes_, who fell in those times, to the _Zaduces_, and _Epicureans_, and to the Gentiles, as _Moses_ of _Egypt_ saith, Tract. _Tephila._ cap. 2. For by Apostates and Hereticks are not to be understood all men, that are of a diverse religion, or heathens, or Gentiles, but those renegado _Iewes_, who did abrogate the whole Law of _Moses_, or any Articles received thence; and such are properly by us called _Hereticks_. For according to the Law of Christians, he is not properly an Apostate, or Hereteck, who is originally bred a scholler and a candid follower from his youth of a diverse law, and so continueth: otherwise native _Iewes_ and _Hagarens_, and other Nations that are no Christians, nor ever were, should be properly called Apostates, and Hereticks in respect of Christians, which is absurd, as it is absurd for the _Iewes_ to call the Christians Apostates, or Hereticks. Wherefore it speaketh nothing of Christians, but of the fugitive _Iewes_, that is, such as have deserted the standard, or the sacred Law.