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A Mild and Just Defense of Certain Arguments · William Bradshaw

A Mild and Just Defense of Certain Arguments, Errata

PagLinErrataCorrect.
417whatwhat?
85intendedintended?
93ſupeſtionſuperſtition
1510hagehauehave
164histhis
181put out the,
231that louelovethey louelove,
3112theyſome.
361properly in matters that belonging,that in matters properly belonging:
3515anſwerorder,
3830yeeldyeeld to
4220andus:
3421waswere
45221 Pet.2 Pet:
4717furthersfurtherers
52vlt.ad thing,
566foo:fooliſh19hauehavehauehave made
5730ſtampsſtumps
5829themthen,
594put out two
617extraor:extraordinarily
6431dothdoth he
8014vivis
8124andin
8728ſoſo to be
911andan
949crowecrowne
9518depravationdeprivatiō28depraveddeprived
989ducedue29tenextenax
10611performedprefer,l, 24the:for he:l: 25:ther,for his
11129manyin any
11918exreſſaexpreſſa
12111hehe that
12328appertuneopportune
12418andand be
12622toof
12917thethat,21therforebut
13028thisthe next,29ſhouldſhall
1313obedienceobedience to mens precepts.
13326Miniſtersmembers
1345defferdiffer
1369ſeatſeat is
1403cōformitans,cōformitās?l: 5,ſo,for ſo hauehave.
14225byand by
14727promiſespremiſes
14927asas are
15022EthnicksEthiksvlt.cancannot
15129butand
1522concludedexcluded16hereinherein repēt
1541614417firſtfift
1567wethey

Marginall Notes.

pag. 48, lin. 31 & Prov. 6.19. pag 49. l 7, Iohn 9 30.31, pag 125, l 25: Cant 5.7.

pag. 131, l 16. Luk 10.7 for Luk 18, 7. & l. 25 before over, ad that.

pag 132: l 17, Luk 9:2 for Luke 9.26.

End of the text · William Bradshaw, A Mild and Just Defense of Certain Arguments (1606)