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or of that wytte that hath wel studied thē ▪ Behold now therfore whether thys be not a most rawe and wycked opynyon, beinge the verye cause that hath moued me thus to wryte in my natural tongue to thin tent that (knowing the true Theologi to be open to euery language and to the symple) our own nacion shuld not be pryuate, who haue none other but the mother tounge. |
or of that wit that hath well studied them ▪ Behold now Therefore whither this be not a most raw and wicked opinion, being the very cause that hath moved me thus to write in my natural tongue to thin tent that (knowing the true Theologians to be open to every language and to the simple) our own Nation should not be private, who have none other but the mother tongue. |
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