168, l. 5. (_Margin_,) Let us stick to God, and he will not
leave us.
169, (_Inserted_,) The Ambassador's letter, _followed by_
Madame.--1. (_The date is put to the end._)--(_All omitted
before_) _I send_.--8. _so_, I told her, _did_.--10.
_offices_ of civilitie.--12. _proporte_--tenour.--20.
_answer_, as followeth, (_title_.)--23. a verray gude case,
and in way of a full recoverie.--26.
_respect_--defer.--(_Margin_,) Faire words to no purpose.
171, l. 24. (_Margin_,) _Lyet not_--said not amisse.
172, l. 15. _the King_ of France.--23. _dissimulatioun_ and
policy, as thay terme it now adayes.--30. (_Margin_,) _The
consecratioun ... you_, (_omitted._)
173, l. 9. _my Lord_, the.--12. _Caiaphas_--The High
Priest.--23. (_Margin_,) _Bot ... him self_, Notwithstanding
his own disorder.--30. (_Marginal note omitted._)
174, l. 13. _amitie_, of which there should be no want on
hir behalf.--23. _renuncit_--renewit.--_oure_ ill-counselled
and misled Queen.--29. _And ... thrid_, (_omitted._)
175, l. 25. (_Margin_,) Note this false lye, and see how it
answers to the calumnies of these dayes.
177, l. 1. (_Margin_,) _Princes hath_ regarded _that_.--4
_or_ 5. (_Marginal note omitted._)--30. (_Margin_,) All
power is not then in the Prince, if the States have any, as
they have. Note this.
178, l. 31. Madame, _Pleis_.
179, l. 8. _in Goddis presence_, (_omitted._)--13.
_allegeance_--obedience.--21. Note the Scots
acknowledgement.
180, l. 12. _Thorntoun_--Throgmorton.
181, l. 2. _Roman harlot_--Roman Antichrist.--7. _to_ p.
182, l. 5. (_This paragraph is wholly omitted; and in its
place we read_:--)
The Books of Discipline have been of late so often published, that we
shall forbeare to print them at this time, hoping that no good men
will refuse to follow the same, till God in a greater light establish
a more perfect.
183-260, THE BUKE OF DISCIPLINE: _see_ No. II. _of this
Appendix, page_ 587.