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ERRATA.
Part I. II.
PAge 49 marg. for foreign read foreign, f foreign r foreign, p. 52 line 52 f. the r. theſe, f. the r. you, p. 53 l. 11 f. … r. own, l. 9 f. traneſſentied r. tranſoſſentiated, p. 56 l. 15 …. third r. three, p. 62. l. 6. f. others r. ſome, p. 70 l. 27 f. twofold r. threefold, p. 77 marg. f. foreign r. foreign, p. 82 marg. f. foreign r. foreign, p. 125 l. 21 dele as it were, p. 126 l. 19 f. or r. of, p. 143 l. 9 add more. p. 144 l. 3 f. eternal life and happineſs r. on holy life here, l. 6 add hereafter, p. 146 l. 15 f. but r. and, l. 31 f. obedience r. diſobedience, p. 161 l. 11 dele ….
Part III.
Page 5 line 4 dele is, p. 6 l. 28. for hath r. as, p. 8 l. 5 add himſelf, p. 9 marg. foreign r. foreign, p. 11 l. 27 f. form r. formed, p. 18 marg. f. foreign r. foreign, p. 21 l. 18 f. infirn…tes r. infernales, p. 34 marg. dele heat, p. 39 marg. f. foreign r. foreign, p. 46 marg. f. praeteritur r. judicis, l. 17 add God after but, p. 48. from thence correct the pages till 65. p. 51 l. 1 for …manate r. emanare, p. 53 l. 11 f. glaſſes r. viſions, p. 57 l. 25 add our, l. 28 f. they r. roe, p. 59 l. 4 f. beſt r. leſt, p. 61 l. 16 f. aſcended r. aſcend, p. 62 l. 9 foreign r. foreign, p. 65 l. 15 dele of, p. 66 l. 20 f. happineſs r. fulneſs, p. 69 l. 1 f. gueſt r. guſt, p. 84 l. 26 f. finites r. finite, p. 89 marg. foreign r. foreign, p. 95 l. 33 f. ninthly r. fifthly, p. 98 l. 15 f. ſum r. ſame. p. 102 l. 6 f. in r. on, l. 21 f. be r. take, p. 103 l. 19 f. opulentous r. opulent, p. 104 l. 3 f. Crowns r. counters, l. 15 add ſee, p. 105 l. 22 add grow, p. 107 l. 13 f. ſheaves of Saffron, r. fruits of righteouſneſs, b. 108 l. 11 add the, p. 112 marg. f. domini r. domine, p. 115 l. 17 f. care r. core, p. 118 marg. dele quere, p. 130 l. 1 f. that r. th…e, p. 143 l. 17 f. thee r. the, p. 153 l. 9 f. emanate r. …manare, p. 155 l. 20 f. fortune r. fortitude, p. 157 l. 8 f. by r. my, p. 158 l. 10 f. and r. man, l. 12. f. trial r. ſorrere, p. 160 l. 2 f. comforters r. comfort, l. 7 thoſe evidences, r. that evidence.
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