Canterburys Doom, Errata
Courteous Reader, I ſhall deſire thee to correct theſe enſuing Errataes, which through the Printers negligence have eſcaped the PRESSE.
Page 19. line 34. read 1640. p. 20. l. 9. accuſation. p. 39. l. 25. the then. p. 41. l. 44. that they, p 42 l 43 Octob. Novemb. p 43 l 5 of Commons. p 47 l 31 preceding, p 48 l 21, 32 1643. l 30 Mildmay, p 57 l 38 precedency, p 60 l 32 dele baudy. l 52 Gentes, p 62 l 22, 60 r 70. p 53 l 26 pariete, p 65 l 37 uſually, l 55 Evangelium, p 65 l 3 Eightly r Ninthly, p 67 l 6 Archbiſhops, p 70 l 25 r Fiftly, l 30 Sixtly, p 73 l 35 Proceſſions, p 71 l 25 r ſet up in Durham Cathedrals, l 29 the, he, l 37 a, at, p 81 l 44 as, at, l 52 dele in, p 82 l 44 r 1633. p 91 l 48 at the, p 94 l 25 to be, p 90 l 21 learn, leane, 96 l 29 men, p 102 l 34 to, of, p 107 l 35 Wiſe, Guiſe, p 110 l 11 As, A, l 36 priſoner, p 112 l 28 proſecuters, p 115 l 16 Eccleſiae, p 116 l 48 has, haec, p 119 l 16 veritati, p 120 l 39 decapitation, l 41 mentem, p 121 l 23 temporibus, l 31 conſuetudine, l 32 quantum, l 44 1633. p 123 l 13 dentia, l 18 Miſtal, p 125 l 47 adjurantur; per, pro, l 50 Deinde, 1 51 animae, p 128 l 8 dedicationum, p 134 l 31 dele at, p 153 l 33 Exchequer, Sidenham, Denham, p 154 l 34 he, the, p 147 l 31 revering, revoking, p 142 l 1 them, him, p 155 l 27 all, at, p 156 l 13 Neg. l 53 accepi, p 162 27 imitating, p 169 l 41 with, which, p 174 l 14. decriment, l 19 both the, 177 l 24 refute, p 183 l 29 revived, reviewed, l 48 they ſhall, p 192 l 15 through, p 207 l 44 Purgatory, p 209 l 16 height, l 39 be, de, l 45 unde, p 213 l 1 unwritten, p 214 l 3 maintainers, l 44 with, which; p l 24 l 42 travelled, p 225 l 23 yea in, p 226 l 29 nature, p 228 l 4 Anglicanos, l 19 compiling, p 229 l 34 r 1639. p 232 l 47 againſt, amongſt, p 234 l 5 formalized, l 21 though, p 235 l 25 your, p 238 l 29 to be, p 236 l 1 r 28, p 243 l 18 forme norme, l 26 Bezaes, l 50 praefortior, praefertur, p 244 l 42 praiſe, peruſe, p 254 l 28 dele and, p 25… l 27 dele is, p 265 l 2 Ahab, p 271 l 1 Danaeus, p 272 l 29 to, in, p 274 l 4 deputation, l 51 take, 278 l ult. dele he, p 298 l 40 wicked, p 305 l 12 is, it, p 309 l 30 pravity, p 309 l 10 Pantes Anthropous, l 18 confirmed, confined, p 315 l 47 privatively, p 316 l 40 abſolute, ſir, l 43 ſimply, p 317 l 9 works, p 322 l 40 Buls, p 323 l 19 dele not, p 325 l 4… denuntiation, p 327 l 3 Fiſhers, p 329 l 26 and 36 ſenſus, p 335 l 7 eſt, es, p 337 l 33 as, a, p 340 l 1 words, l 3 efundetur, l 31 in that, p 343 l 39 repenting, p 345 l 20 dead, deed, l 35 not, p 346 l 10 Religion, p 347 l 8 profeſſion, poſſeſſion, p 341 l 3 ſuppreſſe, diſcerne by, p 349 l 21 reſtraint, p 351 l 4 directas, p 352 l 13 Panzani, l 21 dele he, p 375 l 26 Lynne, p 376 l 12 Beerchrockham, p 379 l 30 his, p 384 l 30 ſufficient, 395 l 35 habitis, l 40 editis, p 421 l 22 revive, p 424 l 39 placere, p 325 l 6 hoc, p 427 l 8 this was after theſe, l 23 Fran. p 434 l 33 Downham, p 441 l 6 five eight, p 456 l 4 tot. p 410 l 12 r deny, for that he had ſeen that Book of Brownes, and a Petition, p 461 l 45 dele Councell, p 462 l 26, ſealed pardon, p 263 l 21 now, new, p 445 l 26 vel in illis, l 32 as, which, l 49 intulit, p 446 l 6 command, l 9 extends, l 52 Innovations Iniunctions, p 488 l 38 our Injunctions, p 426 l 21 have hath, p 470 l 19 dele been, p 472 l 13 dele Councell, p 473 l 56 Popery, p 475 l 22 Idololatria, l 24 up, of, p 479 l 20 is, are, p 476 l 40 41 42 dele which Biſhop Morton proves at large in his Inſtitution of the Sacrament, Edit. 2. &c. to 495, p 484 l 46 Lindan Coccius, 485 l 37 write, p 486 l 38, 54. p 494 l 32 printed, l 47 for feare, p 497 l 29 theſe, then, l 48 in Camor. p 502 l 1 the, this, dele and, l 4 Diſt. 1. l 45 called, p 504 l 16. conſeeration, l 35 entire, l 49 diſorderly, p 507 l 19 celebranda, p 517 l p 5 dele to, l 48 glad, p 519 l 20 Lincolnienſe, l 47 now, new, p 522 l 39 clauſes, p 525 l 14 would have, l 17 them, then, l 38 mutilate, p 526 l 7 his l 15 or, l 44 Scot, p 531 l 29 is as, p 532 l 29 and, l 40 the, l 42 however, p 533 l 22 dele Counſell, p 534 l 13 livings, l 23 collations, p 536 l 20 conſidered, p 537 l 3 Pence, l 38 originally, p 541 l 14 of the, p 545 l 39 anſwer, l 43 cheriſhings reſiſting, p 544 l 8 Starch, p 447 l 42 inhibiting, p 550 l 19 under, p 551 l 23 but, p 554 l 15 ſavoring, p 553 l 29 a Shepheard, p 557 l 4 with, p 559 l 41 provinciall, p 562 l 23 ſports, leaſt, l 34 as our, l 38 Archbiſhop, p 564 l 21 priſtine, p 360 l 24, 31, r 1631, 1638, p 364 l 2 1632, 370 l 14 of, l 24 which, p 382 l 1 enforcing him, p 385 l 38 and in, p 388 l 2 Cave, p 397 l 35 neceſſary, p 406 l 39 theſe, p 329 l 26 harts, parts, l 30 were more, p 330 l 39 yet, let, p 332 l 2 ſuperſtitions. p 434 l 4 experimentally, p 356 l 7 Lucrifacias, l 13 datas, l 27 aſſidue, p 458 l 47 guilty of, p 103 l 23 whereas ſome.
In the margin p 64 l 8 Dr. p 66 l 4 r c. p 96 l 2 Burkit, p 417. l 27 calor, l 32 imminens, l 3… generoſus, p 463 l 17 Balaeus l 26 Hiſtrio-maſtix, p 523 l 16 Triumphans, Bellarmin.
Some other ſlips there are which I ſhall deſire thee to amend as thou findeſt them, having no leizure to make an exact catalogue of them all.
End of the text · William Prynne, Canterburys Doom (1646)