Parker Society vol. 3 (1850), ed. Henry Walter. Tyndale’s reply opens with an introductory notice and preface, then a set of foundational treatises (what the church is, the senses of scripture, and the like) before answering More’s Dialogue book by book - First through Fourth. Printed with it: The Supper of the Lord (with its own introductory notice), Tyndale’s exposition of William Tracy’s testament (with the testament itself and Tyndale’s exposition of it as separate pieces), specimens of Tyndale’s Bible translation, and the volume’s two indexes (scripture texts and general).
- Introductory Notice to the Answer to Sir Thomas More
- Preface to the Reader
- An Answer unto Sir Thomas More’s Dialogue: Foundational Treatises, Part 1
- An Answer unto Sir Thomas More’s Dialogue: Foundational Treatises, Part 2
- An Answer unto Sir Thomas More’s Dialogue: To the First Book
- An Answer unto Sir Thomas More’s Dialogue: To the Second Book
- An Answer unto Sir Thomas More’s Dialogue: To the Third Book
- An Answer unto Sir Thomas More’s Dialogue: To the Fourth Book
- Introductory Notice to the Supper of the Lord
- The Supper of the Lord
- Introductory Notice to the Exposition of Tracy’s Testament
- The Testament of William Tracy, Esquire
- The Exposition of Tracy’s Testament
- Specimens of Tyndale’s Translation of the Bible
- Index of Scripture Texts Cited
- General Index