Matthew 20

^{1 !} Christ teacheth by a similitude, that God is detter vnto no man, and how he alway calleth men to his labour.

^{2 a} Which was called denarius, & was of value about foure pence halfe penie of olde money, and was communely a workemans hier.

^{3 b} They deuided the day in to twelue houres, so that the third was the fourth part of the ??? , six of the cloke was one, nine was thre of the clocke after dyner, & the eleuenth houre was an houre before the sunne sete.

^{13 /} Or, felowe.

^{15 c} Or enuions, because of my liberalitie, {deut 15,19}

^{16 d} Therefore euerie man in his vocation, as he is called first, oght to go forwarde, & encourage others, seing the hyer is indifferent for all.

^{18 !} He admonisheth them of his passion.

^{20 !} He teacheth his to flee ambition.

^{22 e} He setteth the crosse before their eyes to drawe them from ambition, calling it a cup to signifie the measure of the afflictions, which God hathe ordeined for euerie man: the which thing also he calleth baptismes.

^{23 f} God my Father hathe not giuen me charge to bestowe offices of honour here: but to be an example of humilitie vnto all.

^{28 !} Christ payeth our ransome.

^{30 !} He giueth two blinde men their sight.