CHASSANIAN, a learned Frenchman, and zealous Pædobaptist, in his history of the Albigeois, having proved that they rejected the baptism of infants, tho’ he thinks that they erred in this matter, yet endeavours to excuse them, by alledging, ‘That they were* not the first who were of this opinion, seeing Tertullian was for deferring baptism, till persons came to years of discretion.’ Dr. Wall, who in one place calls Peter Bruis and Henry the two first Antipædobaptist preachers in the world, yet in