The Epistles of St. Peter and St. Jude Preached and Explained — Martin Luther

" ...]appended, but the necessity has rarely occurred, and Luther is left throughout to speak for himself. The translation is strictly literal, and almost the only variations from the original are so marked, by being inclosed in parentheses. These will readily be distinguished from the passages or words included in parentheses of the original text, by their explanatory character. It would have been a far easier task to have given a more liberal and polished rendering of Luther's ...]."