Historical Vindication Part 2, Title page – Errata
THE SECOND PART OF A SEASONABLE LEGAL and HISTORICAL VINDICATION, and CHRONOLOGICAL COLLECTION Of the Good old Fundamental Liberties, Franchiſes, Rights, Lawes, Government of all Engliſh Freemen; their beſt Inheritance and onelyonly Security againſt all Arbitrary Tyranny and Aegyptian Taxes.
Wherein the extraordinary Zeal, Courage, Care, Vigilancy, Civill, Military and Parliamentary Conſultations, Conteſts, to preſerve, eſtabliſh, perpetuate them to Poſterity, againſt all Tyrants, Ʋſurpers, Enemies, Invaders, both under the ancient Pagan and Chriſtian Britons, Romans, Saxons. The Laws and Parliamentall Great Councils of the Britons, Saxons.
With ſome Generall Preſidents▪ concerning the limited Powers and Prerogatives of our Britiſh and firſtSaxon Kings; the Fundamental Rights, Liberties, Franchiſes, Laws of their Subjects, the ſevere puniſhments of their Tyrannicall Princes on the one ſide, and of unrighteous Ʋſurpers, Traytors, Regicides, Treaſon, Perfidiouſneſſe and Diſloyalty on the other (recorded in our Hiſtorians) are Chronologically Epitomized, and preſented to publick View, for the benefit of the whole Engliſh Nation.
By WILLIAM PRYNNE of Swainſwick, Eſquire.
Prov. 22. 28.
Remove not the Ancient Land-markes, which thy Fathers have ſet.
2 Sam. 10. 12.
Be of GOOD COURAGE, AND LET US PLAY THE MEN FOR OUR PEOPLE, and for the Cities of our God; and the Lord do that which ſeemeth him good.
Dan. 7. 25, 26.
And he ſhall think TO CHANGE TIMES AND LAWS, and they ſhall be given into his hand, until a time and times and the dividing of times. But the Judgement ſhall ſit, and they ſhall take away his Dominion, to conſume and to deſtroy it unto the end.
London, Printed for the Author, and are to be ſold by Edward Thomas dwelling in Green Arbour, 1655.
ERRATA.
IN the Epiſtle p. 2: l, 38. r. 1540. p. 5. l. 10. r. ſecure, p. 9. l. 2. 5. r. s. p. 10. l, 37. r. Kings, Queenes, p. 16. l, 3. dele they. p. 19. l. 2. 1502. r. 1602. p. 22. l. 1. proceeding, p. 24. l. 20. Oath of Supremacy; p. 25. l, 24. for this: p, 27. l, 4. r. 1653. p. 35. l. 20. r. and our religion from, &c. p, 47: l, 18: Conſtantius: l, 26: for, if: p, 51: l, 2: & p, 52: l, 37: twenty four, r. fourty two: Margin. p. 20. l. 1. whether.
In the Book, p. 2. l. 19, 20. r. each ſingle, p. 39. l. 19. Dubricius, p. 41. l. 11. quod, p. 47. l. 13. Chriſtianiſmum, p. 53. l. 29. reſervations, p. 62. l. 9. by r. of, p. 64 l. 20. Subditos, p, 67: l, 23: dat, r eat. p. 71. l. 31. r. Schoole, p. 72. l. 27. dele a. Margin. p. 55. l. 29. r. Eventibus.