Compare 1587 edition: 1 To this counſell were ſummoned to appeare all the Prouincials, Wardens, and miniſters of the begging Friers. And for y^e there were ſo ma|ny ſundry orders of thẽ, ech man deuiſing of hys owne brayne ſome newe alteration, all thoſe or|ders were reduced into the foure orders which af|ter by the church of Rome were approued and a|lowed.The foure or|ders of Friers. A general cõmandement was alſo giuen,A commaun|dement giuen againſt deui|ſing new or|ders of Friers. that no man ſhould go about to begin any newe forme of ſuch vaine ſuperſtitious orders, whiche appoynt themſelues to eſchue labour, to the ende they may liue in pleaſure, luſt and ydleneſſe, vpõ the trauaile of other mens browes.

Compare 1587 edition: 1 In this meane time, after that the Chriſtian army was retained home out of [...], by rea|ſon of a truce contended with the Soldane,The Soldane contrary to the truce in|uadeth the Chriſtians. the ſame Soldan (that truce notwithſtanding) ceaſ|ſed not to make great ſlaughters and [...] vpon thoſe chriſten men that remayned behinde.

Compare 1587 edition: 1 The chriſtian Princes ſore moued herewith, made their appreſts for a new expedition into the holy land.The Scottes contribution for a iourney into the holy lande. The Scots gaue the tenth priuie of all their landes, or rather (as ſome bookes haue) the tenth part of all tythes belonging to churches to the furtherance of this iourney, notwithſtan|ding through ſuch enuie and contentions as roſe amongeſt the ſayde Princes, that iourney brake to the great domage and preiudice of the Chri|ſtian fayth.