Tyndale

If god sholde commaunde hym to drynke no wyne as he commaunded in the olde testament, that the preste sholde not when they mynistred in the tem[…]e and forbade dyuerse metes: the spyrytuall because […]e […]noweth that man and […]uer all other creatures, and they his seruauntis made to be at […] that yt is not commaunded for the wyne or meate yt selfe that man […] in bondage vnto his owne seruaūt the inferiour creature / cea[…] the cause. And when he fyndeth yt is to tame the fleshe, and that […] sober / he obeyth gladly and yet not so supsticiously, that the tyme […] he wolde not drynke wyne in way of a medycyn to recouer his […]uid ate of the holowed brede, and as Moyses for necessyte lefte the […] of Israel vncircuncysed, and were yet thought to be in no worse […]a[…]e […] they that were circūcised, as the chyldern[…] that dyed wythin eyght day[…] were […]ted in as good case as they that were circuncised / whyche ensamp[…]es myg[…]t teache vs many thinges yf there were spyryte in vs.