Discovery of Jacksons Vanity, Errata
The Errata.
IN the Epistle to the Reader. pag 7. lin. 24. for (pag, 1. read (page 642. In the Praeface. pag 4, lin. 30. for which … with. p 6. l. 13. r necessitie & contingencie. lin. 31, for your sweet, r. the sweete, p, 10 l, 32 for si antea; read sint ea.
1. Sect. p. 1. 2. l. 14 for good r. God… p. 20 l. 7. for Salumy, r. Salmuth. p. 23. l… 22. for kight sh…s, r. kickshewes. p. 25. l. 25. r. of things that doe appeare l. 29. r. omnis causa est principium, & omnis causatum est principlarum. p. 30. l. 24. r. to be some 12 or 13 inches. p. 31. l. 4. for foreign, r. foreign. p. 50. l. 3. r. and as we all confesse. l. 32. r. finite or infinite. p. 63. l. 17. r. If you say a true being p. 74. l. 18. r. are life and power.
2. Sect. p. 92. l. 27. for is not only r. it is not only. p. 99. l. 16. for motis, r. molis. p. 102. l. 29. for most unlike, r. most like. p, 104 l, 1. for motis, r. molis. p. 1, 18. l. 21 for quia et, r. quia est. p. 119. l. 24. for & so they are, r. so they are. p. 123. l. 28. for the paradoxes, r. your paradoxes. p. 125. l. 2. for diaculetion, r. ejaculation. p. 126. l. 7. competi, r. competeret. l. 23. dare; r. dari. p. 127, l. 8. for, returne to, r, returne from. p, 128 l. 4. for, numerably. r, numerable. l. 5. for, notting, r. nothing. p, 130: l, 15. for, Sincet: r Snicet. p, 131: l. 31: for, mutili: read iuhtili. p, 133. l. 30: for properby, r, properly. l, 32, for motis r, molis. p, 135. l, 29: for persitum, rea per situm. p, 141, l, 23,, for maxime, r: matter p, 142, l, 4 for tertium, r, tantum. pag 143, l: 12 for liberall, r, litterall. p, 144, l, 26, blot out so. & l, 28 they draw it from. leaue out, it, and in the place thereof interline; their existence & continuance of being from that which did every way exist before them, I know not: how much lesse how they draw it. p, 145, l: 33, for sect: r, section. l, 36 for spere r, sphere. p, 146, l: 15, for what such moue, r, what should move. l, 21, blot out the first word of the Greeks there, and read insteed thereof, earum p, 147, l, 18 for what I ever, r, what ever. p, 148, l, 15, for cortune, r, continue. p, 149, l, 8, r, entertaine time that wasted. p, 150, l, 9, r: some things move more or lesse. p, 152, l, 31: r, move any way. p, 153, l, 5, for and shall be, r, it shall be. p, 155, l, 7, r, and the miserablest. p. 156, l. 17. for Dorphiry r. Porphiry. pag 157. l. 1, r. or of being what it is, l. 10. for hactens r. hastens l, 16. for Times, r. Time is p. 158, l, 8. for be not stored, r. be not scored. p, 161. l, 3. r. severall branches of time, l, 9. r. is impossible. p, 162. l, 7. r. is diversified. l, 8. r. one is sicke, l, 11. for crosse, r crasse. p, 163. l, 11. r then that being, p, 164. l, 3. for even, r, aevum. l, 34, r. in that hope. p. 169, l, 4. r. with out begining. l, 28. r. but eminently, p, 172. l, 2. r. I know not: the, l, 31. r. diminution in quantitie, p, 177. l, 35. r. to his power. p, 182. l, 9. for forme, r. formes. p, 148. l, 13. r. world doth truely. p, 191. l, 9. 10, 11. to all things that hauehave been & is and shalbe, coexistent to all that shalbe) is most absurd. reade the sentence thus. to all things that have ben; hath been and is and shalbe coexistent to all things that are; hath bin and is & shalbe coexistent to all things that shalbe) is most absurd. p, 192. l, 3. r. that is your meaning. p, 195. l, 10. r. as it is and was. l, 14. r. that divers such. p, 205. l, 7. r. coexist. p, 208. l, 17. at everlasting, r. an everlasting. p, 210. l, 6. for what r, where. p, 211. l, 30. for fist, r, first. p, 213. l, 14. for how should, r. so should. p, 218. l, 12. for nor points of instance, r. nor time of instants. p, 221 l, 1. for the wonderfull, r. your wonderfull. p, 222. l, 16, 17, 18. begining at. To this] should be of the same letter with that which followes. p, 235. l, 7 & 8. r, rather then in the wisdome. p, 237. l, 28. r you overlash. p, 248. l, 37. r: so much of these things p, 249. l, 27. r. professed: pag 293. l, 14: for frarius, r. Sua…ius. p, 265: l, 20. for more r. snares. p. 269. l: 35. between the words passe & now, put in, may be annexed. p. 27…. l, 18 r: as God decreeth. p, 276. l, 23. r, within Schoole, l, 24 r. how God doth. p, 297. for conceiving, r, concerning. p, 3…6. l, 7, r. whereof as yet. p, 309. l, 6. for quilted, r. g…ilded, l, 11. for pacted, r. packed. p, …18. l, 23. for indenticall, r. identicall. p. 320. l, 1. for infallibillity, r. infallibly p. 330. l. 3. r. existence with him p. 332. l. 26. for rate, r roote. p. 334. l. 33. for as he hath, r. (as he sath.) p. 348. l. 20. r. it is untrve, p 351. l, 30. r. figure Catechresis. p. 356. l. 33. r. is such a conceit. p. 356. l, 34. r. naturall reason, 364. l. 13. for growns, r. ground, p. 379. l, 29. for commons, r. commonesse. p. 380. l, 9, for ive, r. give, l. 17. r. exegesis. p. 383. l. 12. for eternally, r. certainely p. 392. l. 3. for grounded r. governed. p. 400. l. 23. for And in, r. Audin. p. 402. l. 18. r. mutable. p. 403, l. 1. r. the axis. p. 408. l 25. for mediate, r. immediate. p, 409. l. 35. r. foreign p. 410. l. 5… r, good to it selfe p, 411. l, 26. r, want of fruition. p, 418. l, 33. r, power to cativate the will. p, 419. l, 2. r, Africanus. p, 425. l, 16, r, Eteocles and Polynices, l, 28. r, yea the Poet. p, 426. l, 36. for praetences, r, vertues. p, 428. l, 13, r, your meaning. p, 329. l, 32, for roofe, r, roots. p, 434. l, 9. for hinder, r, tender. l. 11. for concludes, r. includes. p. 435. l. 10. r. bestow the being. p. 436. l. 5. r. possibly. p. 443. l. 20. r. an assured: p, 446. l, 37. r. suadet omne quod, p, 451. l, 13. r. (saith he,) p, 459. l. 31, r. it is a most, p, 474. l, 6. r. and that alwayes, l, 21. r, rei cum ipsis, p, 475. l, 32. r. persecutors, p, 486. l, 7. for the creature, r. himselfe, p, 489. l, 35. for divine, r. divine, p, 491. l, 17. r. that as all thinges are, p, 493. l, 7. r. effectuall unto all, l, 21. r. suit it with, p, 504. l, 25. r, a paenitent, p, 513. l, 11. for there, r. here, l, 32. r. hindred by the will of, p, 508. l, 18. r. bidden us to pray, l, 21. r. though if I were, p, 531. l. 31. for s…ret, r. s…cet, p, 547. l, 37. r praetermitted, p. 569. l, 35. r. you desire, p, 575. l, 22. r. Austine in opinion upon this point, p, 578. l, 12. r. In all this which followeth.
3. Sect: p, 593. l, 37. r. principle, p, 603. l, 7. for descend, r. ascend, p, 605. l, 35: r: It was once true of, p. 607: l, 29: r. is his being necess…rily, p, 610. l, 23. r. your scope is to advance p, 613. l. 11. r. Now by the way: l. 35. r. withall he made knowne, p. 615. l. 3. r. impie p. 617. l, 28. r. nolentibus nolentes, p, 618. l 3…. for imitatione, r. immutatione, l. 37. r. to be the immediate p. 619. l. 37. r. when wee love him, p, 62…. l, 3…. for …rimming, r. tuning, p, 625. l, 9. r. sive illis, l, …9 blot out and, p, 628. l, 15, & 16. r. that yee sought after me, wist ye not that, p. 630. l, 31. r. gives repentance, gives obedience: p, 634. l, 270. r. capable of discerning, p, 638. for welter, r. shelter, p, 643. l, 20. for proving, r. pawning, p, 653. l, 26. for businesse, r. lovelinesse, p, 654. l, 28. for contentum, r. contemptum, p, 660. l, 3. for but becomes, r. and becoming, p, 666. l. 2. r. temperamentum aliquod, p. 667: l. 3. r. which he loves, hee loves but as meanes: p. 670. l. 8. for no small, r. not finall infidellity, l. 17. for that may, r▪ that way, p: 686. l. 31. for take on, r. tacke on, p. 687. l. 27. blot out in, q. 9. 19. art. 9▪ and put in, 1. q. 19. art 9. p. 689, l. 33. blot out then, and put in as, p. 696. l: 1…. r: externall: l: 34. r: love and joy may sormally be attributed, l: 26. r: verrified of God: p: 699. l. 20. r. rare case.
FINIS.
End of the text · William Twisse, Discovery of Jacksons Vanity (1631)