Doct: Marshal       They may bee one and not equall/

Ja: Nayler       ffrĕinde is there anythinge sanctifies but y^e Sõnne, and if nothinge
                be sanctifyed but y^e Sonne, and y^e Sonne beinge one in all, then y^e thinge
                sanctifyed is equall in all; And it is not of seedes but of one./

Do: Marshall       That is but one Christe

Ja: Nayler       And y^t one Christ is in all his Saintes

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Justice Sawrey:   I conceiue theise wordes are proued/.

Judge ffell       if they were Consider if they bee w^thin y^e Acte; if yo^w have committed
                an Errour tis not good to insist in it./

Cor: West       The Law is Expressly in Causes of Crimination, That the
                Examinacione should bee taken at lardge in paper/.

Judge ffĕll       first goe to y^e poynte of ye Witnesse, Whether there bee any more
                then y^t single man, can yo^w make no Twoe Witnesses; yee haue but
                One Witnesse and contradicted w^th many./

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Justice Sawrey       Will yo^w supersede the Warrant/

Judge ffell       Tis to bee understood that yo^w would conforme to act accordinge
                to the Lawe. I aske this Question, when yee see yo^w should haue
                Twoe Wittnesses, and yee see there is but a single Wittnesse
                to three of the firste And for my part I thinke yo^r proceedinges are
                haue been very illegall and vniuste; and contrary to y^e Lawe of the
                Romans: And I thinke it was to giue Countenance to your proceedinges
                before that were vniuste; yee see here should bee twoe Wittnesses
                and yee haue but one, and ʌyet will persist in it; And the Act is by the
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                oathe of twoe or more Wittnesses; I conceiue yo^w may consider/
                whether yee haue dealt accordinge to iustice in this or noe; and soe
                it is cleare the Warr^t w^ch is out is very illegall; and whether
                this bee a suffitient Wittnesse or noe, a man that said hee would
                haue taken away his life, if hee had had him in his power
                and that but one, and there ought to haue bene Twoe
Cor: West       And it may bee remembered too That M^r Altham what
                hee said to Robert Whithers, how hee was brought into this
                busines, hee [. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ] God
                [. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ] at y^e
                [. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ] it for
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Nineteenth-century hand

This seems to be part of an examination of G fox
for blasphemy before Judge Fell & others
part cut out — who by?