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ERRATA.
Page. 21. Line. 24. read their Cities.
Page. 30. Line. 14. r. Elate.
Page. 39. Line. 18. r. faith.
Page. 43. Line. 17. r. Ammonites.
Page. 67. Line. 15. r. Atargatis.
Page. 85. antepen. r. foreign
Page. 86. Line. 11. r. foreign.
Page. 90. Line. 24. r. even before.
Page. 116. Line. 2. r. Melech.
Page. 145. Line. 13. r. until the other.
Page. 174. Line. 5. for notion r. reaſon.
Page. 183. Line. 10. for Geder r. Seder.
Page. 194. Line. 18. r. Author of Sepher Ikkarim.
Page. 220. Line. 20. r. Acra-batta.
Page. 242. Line. 20. r. Arcadica. *
Page. 264. Line. 24. blot out, but as the perſons concerned in the Controverſie brought it; and read, But whoever brought the Controverſie before this Court (when the Inferiour could not determine it) they gave the ſentence.
Page. 269. Line. 10. r. Cunaeus Lib. II.
Page. 290. Line. 29. r. had her firſt.
Page. 323. Line. 15. r. Chillel.
Page. 332. Line. 20. r. was ſo ſetled.
Page. 348. Line. 2. r. ſlake.
Page. 358. Line. 24. r. both Sexes.
Page. 365. Line. 6. r. whom all that.
Page. 372. Line. 1. r. make thee.
Page. 382. Line. 31, 32. r. paid to her father.
Page. 408. Line. 20. for inherent r. indigent.
Page. 420. Line. 28. r. Chaſidah.
Page. 428. Line. 2. r. remember it.
Page. 438. Line. 16. r. of no conſequence.
Page. 439. Line. 26. r. as a reaſon.
Page. 442. Line. 28. r. Dr. Pocock.
Page. 488. Line. 19. r. would furniſh.
Page. Line. 20. r. that ſhould further.
Page. 507. Line. 9. r. ſtrangeneſs.
Page. 599. Line. 16. r. retained the manner.
Page. 612. Line. 1. r. Olive Tree thrives.
Page. 617. Line. 27. r. foreign a field.
Page. 641. Line. 12. r. Mountain.
Page. 650. Line. 22. r. he ſpeaks of himſelf.
Page. 652. Line. penult. r. ſtaid behind them.
Page. 663. Line. 20. r. Gazellas.
Page. 665. Line. 5. r. great numbers.
Page. Line. 25. r. IV Gen. 10.
Page. 668. Line. 17, 18. r. He came the Heads of the People.
Page. 685. Line. 12. r. he having.
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