A Key to the Key of Scripture, Errata
Errata.
GEntle Reader, litterall and punctuall faults being ouer many, wee leaue them to thine owne fauourable correction. The materiall, either peruerting, obſcuring, or annulling the ſenſe, are thus to be amended.
Page 10 line 8. this part of the Text, verſe 2. Which hee had promiſed afore, &c. is to be inſerted page 14. line 4. Page 18. line 13. read from his Father this, to be God: page 20. line 23. read petigree. p. 21. line 33. for Acephiah, read Acephali. p. 26. line 20. For vsus, ibid. line 22. to God Chriſt, or diuine excellencies vntounto man Chriſt. p. 46. line 19. Howſoeuer it be, p. 57. line 18. time, how in temporall. p. 58. line 2. Neapolitan. p. 61. line 25. diſparity. page 62. line 2…. foreign. line 23. put out of. p. 72. line 8. bringing. line 9. not able. line 30. for concedat, comedat. page. 79. line 13. auaileable: page. 81. line 11. them all. page. 85. line 14. foreign page 87. line 11. read off, page 89. line 3. The line 9. themſelues confeſſing. p. 91. l. 4. foreign. page 92. line 8. of it. It is, &c. p. 93. l. 6. iuſt by faith liues. p. 95. l 7. in forme: VponUpon whom. p. 102. l. 9 obtained. p. 107. line 9. Vniuerſities. p. 109. line 23. by his word. That commination.
P. 116. line 3. the ſenſe is corrupted, the Syllogiſme being this. What image ſo euer doth not liuely repreſent the nature of God, that may not be made to repreſent God. But no image doth ſet forth God as he is. Therefore &c. Ibid. line 12. betwixt the two: Angels being. p. 121. l. 15. for their, read the. p. 122. line 33. of God? p. 128. line 5. and 7. for reuelation. read relation p. 140. l. 7. for their, there. p. 147. line 7. none more hauing. Signes &c. line 27. God in. p. 153. line 1. vindictam p. 155. line 7. ill originall, p. 156 l. 3 Herodotus p. 157. l. 2. variance. p. 160. l. 33. perſequitur. p. 164. l. 34. for Pyrrhus, Regulus. p. 167. l. 2. often burnes p. 169. l. 12. implying firſt, p. 173. l. 23. for accepted, r. excepted. p. 182. l. 4. of the Miniſtery is vnlavvfull. p. 183. l. 2. for we, 1. he. p. 184 l. 24. is ſo buſied. l. 30. moates. p. 193. l. …1. or hauehave r. hauing. p. 195. l. 11. or ſaith he it not. l. 16. ouerladen. p. 196. l. 10. vindictam. p. 197. l. 17. for rules, r. ru…s not p 198. l. 21 to this purpoſe, me thinks. p. 199. l. 29. life, p. 202. l. 22 23. point thus, had he not beene, in reſpect of his diuine perſon, equal to his Father. ib. l. vlt. for prímo aequabilto r. praemio aequabi…a, p 208. l. 9. to life. To that &c. p. 211. l. 6. promiſed a glorious &c. ibid. l. 31. for thy, r. they. p. 213. l. 6. for ſeeke to our ſelues, r. ſeeke our ſelues p. 215. l. 16. vnrighteouſnes. ibid. l. 19. for contentions. r. contentious. p. 218. l. 2. for iuſt man, r. wiſe man p. 219. l. 5. foreign p. 221. l. 5. for meanes, r. meanneſſe. ib. l. 18. thinke; ib. l. 31. libertiniſme. p. 222. l. 23. the contrary. p. 225. l. 3. induſtrious. ib. l. 6. diſſwading. ib. l. 19. for diuine light, r. dimme light. p. 226. l. 5. Sidonians. p. 233. l. 16. r. dimme light p. 236. l. 231. index. ib. l. 34. r. Synter…ſes p. 237. l. 8 for not, r. no. ib. l. 32. for in it ſelfe, r. on it ſelfe p. 239 l. 32. r. diuerſified. p. 240 l. vlt. diſclamed. p. 246. l. 4. diſceptation p. 249. l. 1. for diuine, r. dimme. p. 250 l. 29. for euen r. eueryevery. page 253 line. 9. Coatteſtante. ibid. line 15. foreign. 259. l. 15. r. obliquely. ib. l. 32 for there r. third. p. 264. l. 30. groſſeſt. ib. l. 33. put out (to) p. 265. l. 2. for is, r. in. p. 266. l. 5. r. analogie. p. 268. l. 31. r. actuall. p. 269. l. 6. r. homonymie. p. 271. l. 15. for of, r. if. p. 272. l. 10. put out (to) ib. l. 25. for thy, r. they. p. 274. l. 19. r panchreſta. p. 275 l. 15. for this, r. thus. p. 276. in Margin. for votibus, r. votiuus, p. 279. l. penult. r. of God. p. 281. l: 18. r. deprecation. p. 283. l. 25. for priuy, r. prime. p. 284. l. vlt. for the in, r. their. p. 283. r. foreign. page. 288. l. 22. r. peruerfitate praepoſitorum. ib. 31. r. legitimum. p. 293. l. 10. r. diſparity. ib. l. 25. for in r. on. p. 299. l. 4. 5. for propoſed, r. oppoſed. p. 300. l. 27. r. appalled. ib. l. 29. r. wakened. p. 303. l. 4. for this, r. his ib. l. 5. for firſt, r. that is, ib. l. 13. put out (the) p. 306 l. 14. farraginem ib. l. 15. r. Kelliſon. ib. l. 20. r. theſe Articles. p. 307. l. 29. for is, r. …. p. 311 l. 10. put out (in) ib. l. 22. for wounded, r. wound. p. 314. l. 15. for me, r. be. p. 315 l. 5. for odious, r. obuious. p. 316. l. 11. for leaſt, r. beſt. p. 317. l. 8. for firſt, r. that is. p. 318. l. 29. & 34. for firſt, r. that is.
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