John Trapp on Galatians 1:6

Verſe 6. That ye are ſo ſoon] Giddy headed hearers have religionem ephemeram, are wherried about with every winde of doctrine, being conſtant only in their inconſtancy, as Ecebolus, Balduinus, and our modern Sectaries. The Biſhops and Doctours of England (ſaid that Martyr) in their book againſt the Popes ſupremacy, ſpoke as much as Luther, or any Lutheran ever did or could. If they diſſembled, who could ever ſo deeply, ſpeaking ſo pithily? If not, who could ever turn head to tail ſo ſuddenly and ſo ſhortly as theſe did?Act. and Mon.

Removed from him, &c.] From Chriſt and me his Apoſtle. Luther often in his books teſtifieth, that he was much afraid, leſt, when he was dead, that ſound doctrine of juſtification by faith alone, would die alſo. It proved ſo in ſundry places of Germany. Men fell to Popery as faſt as leaves fall in Autumn.