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Nov> Mr. Wllliilms had told him before, that he did mt under*
fland Greek'; and fo he made bold to valour with it, when he wa*
refpondmg fa him.
But Mr. Leigh might have been fo civil to have told the Old
Gentleman his Scnfe of it, and not ( m-fuch a light mamer } t4
have referred him to a School- bey for hii Information.
A School boy knows (\^ Mr, Leigh doth not) that the
Rule in the Greek Grammar is as follows;
Relativum cum /^ntecedcnte concordat Gencre^NumerOf^ Perfcna,
And therefore muft give it for Mr. Williams. •
Bur I will refer rhe Reader to a better Aurhority than a
School-boy : The lare Reverend and Learned Minifter of the
Gofpel, Mr, John Gofnold. in his Bo. k Entituled, B^/.-^rrKr/u/^^if
^iJk^^, pag. 24 who thus fairh, the ward Them (Baptizing
them) hath no refivence unto aU Illations, as is to be Jecn in ths
Grammar of the Text, a.v\^6