[Godly and most necessary annotations in the .xiij. chapter too the Romans][Godly and most necessary annotations in ye .xiij. chapyter too the Romaynes]

¶ To my very loving and dear beloved fellow labourers in the word of God, and brethren in Christ, William Jenyns Dean of the Cathedral church in Gloucester, John Williams, doctor of the law, and Chancellor and to the rest of all the church appointed there to serve the living God, with all other, Archdeacons Officials, Deans, Per•ons, •y•ars and Curates, within this the Kings Majesties diocese of Gloucester, grace, and mercy from y• lord ever living in the blood of Jesus Christ, our only Saviour.

¶ To my very louynge and dere beloued felowlabourers in the worde of God, and brethrē in Christ, William Ienyns Deane of the Cathedrall church in Gloucestre, Ihon Williams, doctour of the lawe, and Chauncelour and to the rest of all the churche appoynted there to serue the lyuinge God, with al other, Archedeacons Officiales, Deanes, Per•ons, •y•ars and Curates, wythin this the Kyngs Maiesties diocese of Gloucestre, grace, and mercy from y• lord euer lyuyng in the bloud of Iesus Christe, our onely Sauyoure.

IF the dangers and perils of Saint Pauls time, derebe loved▪ ministered and gave occasion unto him, for too •eare of the lost of such people as then were converted unto y• knowledge and understanding of God's holy word, least by ⟨image 2⟩negligence or corrupt doctrine of the bishops & pastors, they might be seduced and brought into error, doubtless the dangers of this our time, that be not only to be feared, least such as know the truth, be by error seduced and brought from y truth, or ls by continuance in ungodly life, continue in the truth in vain but also that the most part of people be yet ignorant and not converted unto y truth, should minister and give occasion unto us a great deal more to be vigilant and circumspect, not only to keep those in truth, to whom god hath reve led it: but also to win and conert with all prayer, diligence, preaching, and other instruction, such as yet be ignorant & out of the way, unto the truth