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Wylling and requyring that ye stand fast in the lybertie, wherwith Christ Iesus hath made you free and wrappe not your selues in the yoke of bondage.

Martin Bucer The Mynd and Exposition of that Excellente Learned Man Martyn Bucer, upon Matthew 18 ('Woo be to the world bycause of offences'), English 1566 (TCP A17085), epistle to the godly reader

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Martin Bucer, The Mynd and Exposition of that Excellente Learned Man Martyn Bucer, upon Matthew 18 ('Woo be to the world bycause of offences'), English 1566 (TCP A17085), epistle to the godly reader (github.com) - The Mynd and Exposition of that Excellente Learned Man Martyn Bucer, upon Matthew 18 ('Woo be to the world bycause of offences'), English 1566 (TCP A17085), epistle to the godly reader
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