Commonplace
Reformed & Puritan Library
…But this is nothing to that electio singularis, whereby a people choose one to be their Minister, of which we speake, for it is evident from the Testimony of Cyprian oft alledged, that it is in the power of the people to choose worthy Ministers, and reject the unworthy; and Ambrose thinkes that he is worthily thought to bee elected divino judicio, whom all the people desire▪ Ambros.…