263, l. 5. (_Margin_,) Isaiah xl. 31.--9. (_ib._) A true
acknowledgement of man's weakness, to the glory of God; and
as it was then, so hath it been in this last Reformation.
264, l. 7. _(Margin_,) As it was then, so it is now, by
God's mercies to that nation.--11, 12. _our_ own
_wisdome_.--24. (_Margin_,) Let this be noted for example.
265, l. 5. _till that mo Pharaoes then_--till that now the
Pharaohs then.--11, 12. 1566 _in May_--in May 1561.--15.
(_Margin_,) _the words_, of the Kirk, (_omitted._)--26. _may
nott_ these men _have_ their _Masse_, _and the form of_
their.
266, l. 9. (_Margin_,) He means the Lord James, Earle
Murray.--16. _suche deape root in flesche and bloode_, and
was (as yet alas they are) _preferred to God, and to his
messengeris rebucking vice and vanity_, that from thence
_hath all our miserie proceeded_.--33. (_Margin_,) Wicked
Councellours fathers all their mischievous plots upon misled
Princes, and causeth them to take all things upon them.
267, l. 10. _to justice_, (_omitted._)--17. (_Margin_,) The
Queen's arrival from France, 1561.
268, l. 4. (_Margin_,) Triste et Lugubre Coelum.