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A Second Discourse About Re-Ordination · John Humfrey

A Second Discourse About Re-Ordination, Errata

ERRATA.

PAge 8 l. 8. for fit, r. fitly diſpoſed. p. 26 l. 28. for on, r. upon. p. 32. l. 40. r. declared. p. 55. l. 37. put in the ſpace 20. p. 75. l. 19. make the full point a comma. p. 82. l. 22. blot out we, and tranſp…ſe they in its place. p. 86 l. 40. inſert vt vis p 98. l. 31. r. convinced. ib. l. 34. inſert pardon the words. p. 99. l. 27. for muſt, r. may. ib. l. 32. for frequent, r. fervent. p. 103. l. 15. for too, r. ſo. p. 105. l. 35. r. praeproperè. p. 106. l. 19. r. adverterant. ib l. 22. r. verùm. p. 107. l. 24. r. varios. p. 109. l. 11. r. exploratum. p. 111. l. 3. r. quibuſdam. p. 114. l. 21. for the ſecond ab, put ad. p. 115. l. 3. r. down. p. 126. l. 35. for the ſecond and, r. or. p. 136. l. 40. r. dimittere. Being upon review of theſe, with ſome other litteral eſcapes, I am informed by Letter, concerning the Party whom I mention p. 35. to have been Re-ordained by Biſhop Davenant, that he had received only Litentiam in ordine incaeptorum in the Low Countries, which the Biſhop indeed taking for compleat O…dination, did yet ingenuouſly tell him for all that, that he cared not, to have him O…dained more apud nos r…c…pto, were it not others might except. But when the Party certified him hereupon, about the way of theſe Churches, and that this went not with them for the Ordo perf…ctorum Paſtorum, he was better ſatisfied; ſo that this Party avertes, he was but Ordained, not Re-ordained, and deſires to have it divulged, leſt more be led by his example. It is the Reverend and Learned Mr. William Barlee.

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