The works of the reverend and faithful servant of Jesus Christ M. Richard Greenham,…The workes of the reuerend and faithfull seruant af Iesus Christ M. Richard Greenham,…

He was no sooner gone from us, but some respecting gain, and not regarding godliness, attempted forthwith to publish some fragments of his works, to the grief (that I say no more) of many loving friends, which have long desired and expected the impression of all his works. And here could I wish all the godly learned were of ^*M. Francis Junius judgement, for he (to escape these hucksters handling) endeavours wisely in his life time to prevent such a mischief. ⟨image 6⟩For this cause M. D. Crook, (a reverend man for his learning and labour in the Church, well deserving of Gods people) for the great love he bare him, and desiring the good of many, perused and corrected some part of these works, intending to review the whole. Now the Lord hath taken him also from us, and given him rest; I have endeavoured what I could to look over the rest of all these works; and here I offer and recommend them to the Church of God, in the best manner that I can, after some labour and weariness. I wanted not the help of divers both godly and learned friends, we have conferred sundry copies together, and by good conference revised and corrected all.

He was no sooner gone from vs, but some respecting gaine, and not regarding godlinesse, attempted forthwith to publish some fragments of his workes, to the griefe (that I say no more) of many louing friends, which haue long desired and expected the impression of all his workes. And here could I wish all the godly learned were of ^*M. Francis Iunius iudgement, for hee (to escape these hucksters handling) endeuours wisely in his life time to preuent such a mischiefe. ⟨image 6⟩For this cause M. D. Crooke, (a reuerend man for his learning and labour in the Church, well deseruing of Gods people) for the great loue hee bare him, and desiring the good of many, pervsed and corrected some part of these workes, intending to reuiew the whole. Now the Lord hath taken him also from vs, and giuen him rest; I haue endeuoured what I could to looke ouer the rest of all these workes; and here I offer and recommend them to the Church of God, in the best manner that I can, after some labour and wearines. I wanted not the helpe of diuers both godly and learned friends, we haue conferred sundrie copies together, and by good conference reuised and corrected all.