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Totum quod legimus in scrip∣tura ••••et quidem & fulget in cor¦rice, sed dulcius in medulla est:* 1.1 qui edere vu••t nucleum frangat nucē. Reuela (inquit Dauid) oculos me∣os, et considerabo mirabilia de lege tua. Al that we rede in scripture (saieth he) dothe florish & shine
in the letter: but it is much swe∣ter in the spirituall sense. He thē that will eate the curnel let him breake the shelle. And Dauid saied. Open thou mine eyes (O lorde) geue thou me knowledge & I shall vnderstande the won∣derfull mysteries of thy lawe. Marke then hereby the hard∣nes of it.
Hier. ad pau¦linum.