A Christian Dictionary, Errata
I Faults escaped.
PAge 2. line 11. read Luke 21, 11. after people. page 11. line 12. strike out, or departing. page 12. in the Marg. read anguish for annointing, and after, annointing for anguish▪ pa. 19. line last, strike the whole line out. pa. 22. li. 10. read this. pa. 2. li. 32. read imitation. pa. 26. line 7. put in, which before well. page 30. read-Eumenides in the Marg. pa. 35. read boldnesse, for bonds, and after bonds for boldnesse, in the Marg. page 37. line 12. strike out that is. pa. 57. line 4. read Deut. 11, 22. page 68. li. 34, 35. strike both these lines out. p. 100. line 27. read Cant. 5, 2. p. 113. read Rom. 8, 9. p. 114. line last, read Rom. 8, 9. p. 117. read collections in the Marg. pa. 119. line 12. read word for figure. and line 28. read Metonimie, and so through the Booke. page 128. ouer line 8. read sig. page 132. strike out Eye in the last place of the Marg. and for these figures, 1, 2, 3, 4. reade 4, 5, 6, 7. page 142. line 4. read not for now. page 172. line 28. strike out that is. page 177. strike out Apostles, and read Moses. page 181. read fruit of lips, in Marg. ouer line 2. page 186. line 13. reade New before Man. page 195. line 15. 16. strike both lines out. page 196. read-Note, ouer line 17. and strike out foure. page 199. line foure, strike out it is. and read sig. by line 12. and strike out, this is created goodnesse, in line 14. page 201. line 22. strike it out. page 220. line 11. read, it is partiall or totall. page 222. line 19. reade Rom. page 237. line 32. read Luke 1, 33. page 244. strike out is nothing, after Idoll, and set Idoll is nothing, ouer line sixe, with sig: page 265. line 20. read Commutatiue. page 270. line 35. read Rom. page 275. line 19. read Metonimie of the signe, for Metaphor. page. 293. line 20. reade selfe, for life. page 298. strike out Sée Lippes. line the third. page 341. line 24. read, this is an offence taken. page 350. line 1. read grosly, for glory. pa. 353. li. 10. read euen for men. p. 371. li. 30. strike out eyther. page 372. lines 25, 26, 27. strike quite out. page 383. li. three, read this is ill applied by some to mans purpose. page 412. li. 35. read the rock in, after of. page 414. lines 18, 19. strik out, and for them, read King Dauid Sonne of Iesse, out of whose stock Christ came, according to the flesh. page 419. line 33. read holy, for vnholy. page 432. line 2. read things, for tydings. pa. 437. lines 27, 28, 29, 30. strik out. page 452. line 19. Marg. read Smell, for smite. ibid. line 21. Mar. read Smite, for Smoke. page 476. line 16. reade and Church, after Kingdome. page 495. line 21. reade subsistance, for substance. page 515. line 4. read a mighty. page 524. line 20. read hence, for heare. page 537. line 12. read wise men, for wisedome. page 547. line one, adde, also Papists which reckon for good works, such as God neuer commaunded. page 549. line 7. read condition, for contention. In the first Dedicatory Epistle, read dimme, for Diuine.
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