An Apology in Brief Assertions, Errata
The amending of faults eſcaped.
THe number of ſheetes are not duely marked by the letters, by reaſon that a fragment of Phlegon printed in Greeke was the worke of a Printer dwelling farre off, and of another then the other: and latelyer printed then the ſheet of the*Which was printed in Octoebr, the other in Februarie. Chaldeans, which by the vnheedines of the Printers, both hauehave their reckoning amiſle, the one A. the other I. But for amending faults they may be noted thus: Phleg. and Chald. the other leaues be in order. Through all, thus amend faults, D. page 6. line 12. and 13. twenty three yeares while Ioſue was vnderunder Perſia. In*In the Greek the firſt note of the text corrupted, muſt be referred to the former page. Phlegon line 25. reade end & cure of the plague. In the next page in the margent reade Homer Iliad. 2. 595. for Odiſs. 2. F. 1. the ſecond page in the margent rede Homer Iliad. 3. for lib. 3. In G. 2. line 1. reade ſunne of iuſtice for ſonne. on the next page line 13. reade ſunne for ſonne. In H. 3. page 2. line 16. reade the mede Datis for Mardo…s. In the next page in the marget rede Demetrius Phalereus. In I in the margent rede 4. y. that is yeares, for 4. 7. In Cald. line 7. reade places, 30. for 32. and line 20. reade either knowen, for knowen either: And line 21. reade or thought vponupon to the, for or to the, and in the margent wittingly, for willingly. And page 7. line 29. open, for vponupon. In L. line 3. reade Hidelberge. And page 3. line 9. reade ſiniſter for ſiniſtred. And line 10. for prouink, reade prouing. And page 4. line 14. in ſome copies reade ſone may, for ſome may. Let the gentle reader of him ſelfe amend other ſcapes by the matter.
End of the text · Hugh Broughton, An Apology in Brief Assertions (1592)