[547] He was indebted to me no less than Ahasuerus was indebted to Mordecai. Annals of the Bible, i, p. 61.
[548] Ut quam diligentissime præcaverint in omnibus Angliæ portubus, ne merx illa perniciosissima inveheretur. Cochlæus, p. 126.
[549] Ad quem Doctor Eckius venit, dum in Angliam tenderet. Ibid. 109.
[550] See above, book vii, chapter viii.
[551] Ascendentes Wormatiam ubi plebs pleno furore lutherisabat. Cochlæus, p. 126.
[552] A copy of the octavo edition exists in the Museum of the Baptist College at Bristol. If it is compared with the quarto edition, a sensible progress will be found in the orthography. Thus we read in the latter: prophettes, synners, mooste, sekynge; in the octavo we find, prophets, sinners, most, seking. Annals of the Bible, i. p. 70.
[553] Epistle, in init.
[554] Tyndale's Works, ii, p. 378; or Expositions (Matthew), p. 131, (Park. Soc.)
[555] He set forth in his lectures the native sense. Thomas Becon, ii, p. 426.
[556] Obscured through the darkness and mists of the papists. Ibid.