History of the Catholic Church from 600 to 1600, Errata
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IN Century VII. read Exarch for Eparch, page 8. line 21. read Apſimarus, line 30. him, p. 12. l. 17. dele of p. 14 in marg. l. 5. for in▪ read to, p. 18. l. 23. holy one, p. 22. l. 1…. Rector of, p. 24. l. 48. exercitus, p 27. l. 1. thought, l. 7. premits, p. 38. l. 35. follows, p. 30. l. 48. and there, p. 35. l. penult. expiation, p. 37. l. ult. part…cle, p. 38. l. 3. …, p. 39. l. 21 prayer, l. 41 their merits, p. 50. l. 26 & mendaciora, l. 3 from the end Clarus▪ p. 51. l. 25 Almoner, l. 39 Eutropius, l 44 & 51 dele of. This particle, of, is oft put erroneouſly after the name of a Bishop or Abbot, when the name of his place is expreſſed in concreto. p 53. l. 24▪ politick, p. 54. l. 15 Arabians, l. 39 Iſauria, p 55 in marg. l. 2 is not the, p. 59 l. but exchanged, l. 51 Donald, p▪ 60. l. 21 or Presbyter's office, p 61. l 9 Mercia, p. 62. l. 26 congregari, p 78. l. 28 Epiſco. l 36 Indice, p. 82 l 3 of that Century, l. 38 Monaſter. p. 86. l. 17 Papiſts, p. 87. l. 14 Rotomagum, l. 23 Soracte, p 93. l. 38 two great, p 94▪ l. 11 ſuppoſititions, p. 96. l. 31 Hebion, l. 41 Julian B Celanen, p. 97. l. 18 not at all, l. 22 con…ort, p 98. l. 13 underſtand, p. 99▪ l 39 ſpoiled a great part of; in that page, …or Archaius, read Achaius, l. 44 diſtinguish the points thus; Clemens, Antonius Florentin, 100. l. 13 Fu…da, 105. l. penult. had not, 106. l 18 Auguſt 9. was diſputation, 107. l. ult. dele alſo, 109. l. ult. do proclaim, 111. l. 26 caſt off, 112 l. 36. S…mlerus, l. 42 appeals, 114. l. 48 feverity, 117. l. 5 Friuli, 118. l. 21 Didoclavius, 119. l. 12 Serg…us, 124. l. 4 collection, 128 l. 38 declaration of his diſclaiming Mark that Epi…c. is often for Epiſt. which may be eaſily diſcerned; 132. l. 36 other, l. 48 should think, 134. l. 48 inſuperable, 136. l. 6 ſine, l. 9 dele, the ſecond; and l. 15 ceaſeth, 138. l 20 blaſphemy, then of, 139. l. 5 Charter, 140. l. 32 derivation, 141. l. 21 Damaſus, 142. l. 8 Agapet, 152. l. 39 non ſit, 157. l. 21 He in an Epiſtle, 159. l. 47 dele, at, 164. l. 30 everlaſting fire, 172. l▪ ult. expounds not the, 175. l 25 as they, l 36 is to abide, 191. l. 14 dele, who, 197. l. 5 Verona, l. 15 Pulia, or Apulia, 199. l 8 inceſt, 202, l. 31 Lewis, eight Popes, 207 l. 35 but he paſſeth, 210. l. ult. Leviathan, 211. l 42 juſtice; the Elect have cauſe to praiſe his mercy, and the Reprobates cannot accuſe his juſtice, l. 49 who will, take, 212. l. 30 of how, l. 43. Cap. 12. 219. l. 41 tranſlation, add unleſs they will cavil for the word, Tranſelementeth: of which anon, 222 l 51 Reginob, 252. l. 49 H…lary, 254 l. 42 he feared to take, 255. l. 8 Miniſtry, l. 18 for the point. should be; 256 l. 12 expound them thus, This▪ 261 l. 43 Popes eys, l. 46 Praefectus, l 49 it was decredd, 267. l 10 deſtroying▪ 272 l. 2 Tarſus, 277 l 40 there in, 279. l. 13 where in, l 14 dele, Arch. l. 22. & moe, l. 27 whom, l. 40 Evag, 283. l. 41 con…ecturally, l 48 should chuſe his, 284. l. 8 & 10 Colloq▪ l. 40 Mal, l. 41 foreign, or foreign, 285▪ l. 4 Evagr. l. 34 Pol▪ Verg. 291. l 26 Antonin, l▪ 28 ſuperſtitions, 297. l. 33 hath gathered, 298. l. 29 unſuffering, 300. l. 42 follows not, 301. l. 10 tak…n away, 304. l. 22 at their, 307 l 10 dele, be, 309. l. 41 talking, l. 11 of a few, 3…4. l. 47 of few, 315. l … Cumin, l 50 Praeneſte▪ 316 l. 5 GELASIUS, 317▪ l 29 Reinold replieth, l. …1 Bench, 321. l. 21 exaltation, 323 l. 19 unto thee, l. 24 leaves, or blades, 324. l. 29 the work, 3…1. l 3 inſatiably, 337 l. 1 any thing▪ 338. l. 8 Hebdom▪ 339. l 41 with my ſelf, 340▪ l. penult, (ſaith B…rnard 344 l. 6 pittied, 369▪ l. 36 praeſcience, 372. l▪ 28 dele, meet, 376. l. 4 & 20 appeals, 378 l. 13 Clerk Gilbert, 38… l. 47 uſeleſs, 383. l 7 except. 386. l 33 Roman Church, 391. l. 13 thirtienth, 393 l. 29 Suevia, 293. l. 40 should be pa…ed to 395. l. 4… rife▪ and ſo. 396. l. 42 Hermes, 397. l 9 dele, unto, 409. l. 19 Othocarus, 411. l. 16 dele, of, 413. l. 24 ingentia, l. 26 ſuſtinuiſſe, l. 40 dele, holy wars againſt the, 414. l 8 would bring, 420 l. 22 Hiſtor. Concil l. ult. dele. all. 427. l. 1 Licht…naw▪ 429. l. 9 expectative, 436. l▪ 17 if the Emperor, 438. l. 41 puts away, 446. l. 32 that time, l. 39 Rerum, 447 l. 36 hammer▪ 449. l. 15 that the ſtench thereof, 453▪ in the inſcription should be, year 1300, untill 1600. 457. l. 18 Devias, 460 l. 22 in ſacks, 463. l 42 …ib. 7 464. l. 46 Epito. 466. l. 40 Bishops. 469. l. 13 wretchleſs, 471. l 28 of which, 473. l. 37 given, l. 41 Hildegaritis, 475. l 11 but Lay, 476. l. exaggerating. In the margine, An apologue, 477. l. …7 Pirrha, 478 l. 22 Hayabal, l ult. preferring, 484. l. 34 unto the▪ 485 ſate in, dele, not, l. 47 reſumed the Divine worship in the, 486. l 20 add, ex Ale. Gaguin Rei. Polen. tom. 1. 487 l 5 conſequently, 489. l. 5 à Papè, 499. l. 7 Treca, 502. l. 17 Chriſtian, l. 50 feaſts, 505. l. 7 Revel. 17. l. 41 I ſa…, yea▪ 515. l 4 Aequicoli 516▪ l. 49 Sapidus▪ l. 50 noſtr…, 520. l. 46 Cutna, l. 47 Taborites, 525. l. 21 dele, they ſaid, 533. l. 45 all Prieſts in, 559. l. 16 ball of braſs, l. 38 curbed, l. ult. Edinb. 562. l. 38 inhibit, 581. l. 7 Pope's Throne, l. 47 Julian Card. of.
In the Second Part.
PAge 7. line 27 This, page 10. line 39 rocky, line ult. any, page 11. line 33 obedience, page 12. line 32 of faith, p. 15. l. 24 dignities, l. 38 heart, p. 16. l. 9 written, l. 24 dying, p. 19. l. 41 Reliques, l. 43 faithfull, p. 20. l. 3 lite, p. 23. like Jeſters, l. 24 Lewis the XII. l. 39 it were, l. 49 largely, p. 26. l. 30 Pagnin (as afterwards Arias Montanus) p. 27. l. 1 thought. l. 3. of that, p. 45. l. penult. time the, p. 47. l. 20 were, p. 50 l. 3 to cut, l. 4 them, l. 6 hackſters, p. 53. l. 38 Duke Maurice should, p. 55. l. penult. ſin one, p. 58. l. 34 faras, p. 69. l. 30 taught without, p. 71. l. 25 taught, p. 71. l. ult. dele, to, p. 89. l. 28 that his, p. 90. l. 38 fellow had taught, p. 91 l. 11 April▪ l. 18 by the, 93. l. 1 that the Unity of the Spirit, l. 42 them, 102. l. 33 were, l ult. Munzerians, 106. l. 7 margine, 108. l. 23 Empire, l. 34 Henry in, 110. l. 24 is de…ayed, l. 33 on it, 112. l. 49 Councel, 115. l. 1 alter…ations, 116. l. 35 feat, 122. l. 41 had ſpoken, 126. l. 48 Cenſure, 130. l. 22 falſe, 134. l. 36 neighbour, 140. l. 17 Amboiſe, l. ult. Sanmart…ns, 141. l. 22 dele, had, 149. l. ult. dele, done, 156. l. ult. with, 162. l. ult. himſelf, 164 l. 15. ſtrengthen, 165. l. 3 thee, 166. l. 14 whiles, 182. l. 7 Dalkeith, l. 32 crafty, l 36 hunter: William Anderſ 183. l. 13 God, l 50 Cardinal, 186. l. 38 yet the Popish party did ſo, 192. l. 4 unjuſtly, 194 l 43 adverſaries, 200. l▪ 2 dele, be, l. 19 Traitors, 204. l. 9 told the Regent, 212. l. 42 not only, 217▪ l. 1 February, 228. l. ult. ye are not, 230. l. 35 toleration, 234. l. penult. many. 235. l. 28 hurt the, 236. l. 30 my, 237. l. 5 witneſs, l. 19 three, 243. l. 14 follow, 244. l▪ 8 with, 245, l 14 congregations, 248. l▪ 18 accurſe, 249. l 9 original, 255. l. 4 induce, 258. l. 50 Article 12. 259. l. 8 Article 13. 261. l. 10 Chriſtendom, 264. l. 38 conſultation was at, 265. l 3 as, 273. l. 43 three daies, 277. l. 28 will ſay, add, The Pope and his Cardinals cannot admit any Reformation, 278. l. 4 containing, 286. l. 1. ſupply, 296. l. 16 we may, 297. l. 29 under, 298. l. penult. body, 302. l. 33 pieces; 305. l. 47 ubiquity, l 50 Brentius, 306. l. 45 dele, … l. 51 truly, 318 l. 48 then, l. ult. by, 320 l. 18 any for, 322. l. 24 through the World, 327. l. 38 Anno 1576. 328. l. 28 fame, 332. l. 3 conceived, 339. l. 43 if he, 346. l. 1 another wom. 347. l. 26 dele, by to, l. ult. ſubſcribes, 348. l. 39 blindneſs, 351. l. 41 take, 353 l. penult. Queens ſecond, 357. l. 14 Miniſters, l. 36 him, 359. l. 10 aſſembly, l 35 changed, l. 36 will hear, 360. l. 36 Church, 374. l. 31 Bishop (ſaid he) 375. l. 39 himſelf, 377. in the margine, exhortations, l 36 whereof, 380. l. 21 Soveraign, 384. l. 25 diſcharge, 389. l. 11 Councel, 391. l. 2 about, 395. l. 1 the well, 397. l. 27 Presbyteries, 398 l. 9 and repair, 400. l. 24 whether any, 401. l. 1 to be no, 405. l. penult. any three, 409 l. 45 affairs, 410. l. 35 Schools, l. 42 cognoſced, 412. l. 21 Civilly, l. 31 then it, 415 l. 36 manſes, 419. l. 11 equally divided bet. l. 36 as from, 421. l. 17 ſuſpended, 422. l. 17 reaſonable, 427. l 4 profeſ…ed: On the margine at line 14. add. The 43. Aſſembly, 430. l. 15 to that effect, 439. l 44 inferiours, 444. l. 6 cauſes, l. 42 times, 454. l. 43 put into exec. 455 l. 48 ruine, 456. l. 6 Bishop, 458. l. penult. for ſlander, read ſcandal, 461. l. 8 deſireſt, 466. l. 34 faults, l 36 the World, 473. l. 6 Go, and, 483. l. 15 and means, 492. l. 3 gifts of, 493. l. 20 government, l. 31 then Lordly, l. 32 [as, dele, I] 492. l. 4 they, l. 14 welfare, 499. l. 30 unnatural, 500. l. 29 for his, 501. l. 1 unto, l. 28 and aid, 502. in the margine l. 3 as I have, l. 29 dependers, 503. l. 15 ſimply, l. 26 dele, was in, l. 32 in his, 509. l. ult. dele, be, 510. l. 16. 1596. 517. l ult. dele, was to, 518. in margine, for next, read twixt, 519. l. 6 rather, 521. l. 21 warrant from Ch. 522. l. 8 hours, l. 40 aſſiſted, 526. l. 38 charge 24. of, 528. l. …e were ſent, 530. l. 21. 1597. l. 39 had been.
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