235, l. 20. _the temporal Lordis that_ maintain such abominations as we
see, and flattering Counsellors of State, _blasphemous_.
238, l. 5. _others besydis._ The Bishops and their rable, they _begin_.
239, l. 11. _thei will_ do, or can do.
240, l. 26. _Tack you yon_--Take heed all you.
242, l. 5. _but few_ were made rich.
244, l. 2. _thare patentis_--their parents.--9. _displeasur, that_
idolatrous and mischievous Marie.--24. _cruell persecution, used by_
Queen Marie of England.
247, l. 24. _as in doctrin_--as in preaching.
251, l. 1. _and_ bent themselves.
252, l. 6. _was_ published, which we have caused to be printed at the
end of this book, _and is called_.--17 to 20. _And tharefor_, &c., (_the
whole of this sentence is omitted_.)
254, l. 16. _both realmes_ were disappointed _who_.
259, l. 15. Instead of, _Thare assembled Preastis_--Their asses, bloody
Priests, Friers, &c.
265, l. 1. _thareof to this day_--thareof to his death.--2. _now
Erle_--after Earle.--25. _Thei lieved as beastis_--They left me as
beasts.
272, l. 32. _to his glorie_--to your eternall glorie.
274, l. 13. _many others_--many other letters.
276, l. 21. _and geve attendance to us, your_--and to have care to use.
279, l. 5. _together ... answer_, (_omitted_.)--27. _hes
allanerlie_--has modestlie _absteaned_.
280, l. 8. _this pastor_, or rather impostour.--18. _his Eme's
wyff_--his cousin's wife.
283, l. 18. _What that_ man of the law is.
284, l. 2. _nether can_ err.--5. _synceir_, (_omitted_.)--20.
_cannon_--common _law_.
287, l. 10. _cummer_--rumour.
289, l. 26. _by_ (_i.e._ beside) _us_--neer us.