TO THE HONOURABLE, Colonel John Downes ESQUIRE, One of the Members of the Honourable House of Commons in Parliament, Justice of Peace, and one of the Deputy Lieutenants of the County of Sussex, and Auditor to the Prince his Highness of the Duchy of Cornwall. E. F. wisheth the true knowledge of God in JESUS CHRIST.TO THE HONOVRABLE, Collonel John Downes ESQUIRE, One of the Members of the Honourable House of Commons in Parliament, Justice of Peace, and one of the Deputy Lievtenants of the County of Sussex, and Auditor to the Prince his Highnesse of the Dutchie of Cornwall. E. F. wisheth the true knowledge of God in JESUS CHRIST.

TO THE HONOURABLE, Colonel John Downes ESQUIRE, One of the Members of the Honourable House of Commons in Parliament, Justice of Peace, and one of the Deputy Lieutenants of the County of Sussex, and Auditor to the Prince his Highness of the Duchy of Cornwall. E. F. wisheth the true knowledge of God in JESUS CHRIST.

TO THE HONOVRABLE, Collonel John Downes ESQUIRE, One of the Members of the Honourable House of Commons in Parliament, Justice of Peace, and one of the Deputy Lievtenants of the County of Sussex, and Auditor to the Prince his Highnesse of the Dutchie of Cornwall. E. F. wisheth the true knowledge of God in JESUS CHRIST.

Most Honoured, SIR:

Although I do observe that new Editions, accompanied with new additions, are sometimes published with new dedications, yet so long as he who formerly owned the subject, doth yet […], and ⟨image 3⟩hath the same affectiou• towards it, I conceive there is no need of a new Patron, but of a new Epistle.

ALthough I doe observe that new Editions, accompanied with new additions, are somtimes published with new dedications, yet so long as he who formerly owned the subject, doth yet 〈…〉, and ⟨image 3⟩hath the same affectiou• towards it, I conceive there is no need of a new Patron, but of a new Epistle.