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Faultes and ouerſightes eſcaped in the printing of the firſt part of the Engliſh Historie before the Conqueſt.

FIrſt in the Catalogue of the Au|thours, whom I haue in the collec|tion of the ſame hyſtorie chiefly fol|lowed, I forgot Iohn Brend, who wrote the expedition intoo Scotlande, 1544. Thomas Churchyard, Vlpian, Fulwell, Thomas Knell, Polibius, Nicholaus Perotus, Hadrianus Berlandus, and ſuch other.

Ithan de Beugue, not Bauge, a Frenchman.

  • Pa. 1. col. 1. lin. 52. for Noe, read Noah
  • Pa. 2. col. 1 lin. 9. for Hebr, read Heber
  • Eadem col. 1. lin. 18. for acceſte rit, read acceſlerint.
  • Ead. col. 2. lin. 58. for than, read there.
  • Pag. [...]. col. 2. lin. 7. for diſenſſing, read deciſing or diſcuſſing.
  • Pa. 5. co. 1. li. 10. for of him, read to him
  • Ead. col. 1. lin. 37. for reſtance, read re|ſiſtance.
  • Eadem col. 1. lin. 54. for Seroſus, read Beroſus in the mergent.
  • Eadem col. 1. line. 21. for amphitrita, read amphitrite.
  • Pag. 11. col. 1. lin. 50. for preaſing, read preſſing.
  • Pag. 13. col. 1. lin. 21. for cuſe, read caſe.
  • Pa. 15. col. 1. lin. 35. for Totneſſe, read Dodoneſſe.
  • Ead. col. 1. lin. 38. for captiuitie of Ba|bilon, read bondage of Pharao.
  • Pa. 16. col. 2. li. 46 for. 1874. read. 2 [...]74
  • Pag. 18. col. 1. lin. 8. for Ebracus, read Ebrancus.
  • Ea. co. 1. l. 13. for Guilles, read Gaules
  • Eadem col. 1. lin. 41. for Henand, read Henault.
  • Ead. col. 1. lin. 50. for loyne, read Loire
  • Ead. col. 2. li. 29. for built by P. Oſtor. read built, as by P. Oſtorius.
  • Pag. 20. co. 1. lin. 48. for inheritor, read inheritance.
  • Ead. col. 2. lin. 28. for there, read that
  • Pa. 24. co. 2. lin. 55. for Northeaſt, read Northweſt.
  • Pag. 27. col. 1. lin. 4. for thoſe, read they
  • Pag. 33. col. 1. lin. 8. for who, read whom
  • Pag. 41. col. 2. lin. 5. for theſe two co|horts yet, read the Britains therfore
  • Pag. 42. col. 1. lin. 1. for aduentured too ſight, read aduentured not to fight.
  • Pag. 47. col. 1. line. 28. for earing, read earings.
  • Ead. col. 2. lin. 38. for 79. read 793.
  • Pag. 50. col. 1 lin. 5. for. 79. read. 795.
  • Pag. 51. col. 1. lin. 1. the three firſt lines are in the foot of the page before.
  • Pa. 54. col. 1. lin. 5. for reformable, read conformable.
  • Ead col. 1. lin. 13. for ſhorter they, read ſhorter before they.
  • Pag. 56 col. 2. lin. 39. for captaine, read captiue.
  • Pag. 75. col. 2. lin 51. for ſure, read ſithe
  • p. 79. c. 2. l. 8. for marres, read mariſhes
  • Pa. 80. co. 2. l. 30. for veſtros, read veſtras
  • Pag. 104. co. 1. lin. 25. for Rextacheſter read Reptaceſter.
  • Pa. 106. col 1. lin. 15. for ſo to returne. read and ſo to returne.
  • Pa. 133. col. 1. li. 45. for Howell king of Britaine, read Howell king of little Britaine.
  • Pag. 144 col. 1. lin. 27. for Chicheſter, read Ciceſter.
  • Pa. 145. co. 2. li. 17. for ſlept, read ſtept
  • Pag. 148. col. 2. line. 40. for or, read for
  • Pag. 153. co. 2. li. 50. for feaſt, read faſt
  • Pag. 180. co. 2. li. 47. for which were the ſonnes, read which was the ſonne.
  • Pag. 183. co. 2. li. 9. for but, read but three
  • Pa. 184 co. 2. lin. 26. Stanford bridge, adde thereto theſe wordes, after cal|led battaile bridge in yorkeſhire.
  • Page 202. co. 2. line 52. for 80. read. 801
  • Eadem, line 53. for Eirine or Hierine not Emperor, but Empreſſe.
  • Page 227. col. 2. line 60. for but by hir meanes, read by whoſe meanes.
  • Page 200. col. 2. line. 50. ford Edmonde, read Edmond.
  • Page 218. col. [...]. line 40. for ſtate with their, read ſtate but with their.
  • Pa. 221. col. 2. li. for Eſſex, read Eſſex
  • Pa. 221. col. 2. li. 10. for eche read euery
  • Pag. 223. col. [...]. line. 50. Math. weſtm. affirmeth that Frichſtan was ordei|ned to the ſea of wincheſter, Aethe|line to Shireborn, Eadulf to welles werſtan to Crida and Herſtan to Cornwall. And further ye to Dorche|ſter one Kenulfe was ordeyned, and Borthegus to Ciceſter: which ſeuen Biſhops were conſecrated all in one day at Canterburie, by the Archbi|ſhop Plegmond.
  • Page 235. col. 2. line 14. for Cumelorn, read Culene.
  • Page 238. col. 1. line 50. for Ethelgime read Ethelgina.
  • Ead col. 2. line 35. for recouering hys diſeaſe, read recouering of that hys diſeaſe.
  • Pa. 241 col. 2. li. 26. for caſe, read cauſe
  • Pa. 245. col. 2. line 54. for reteyne, read receyue.
  • Pa. 249. col. 2. line 7. for 114. read 1014 and likewiſe in the mergent of both the colums, for. 114. read 1014. and for 115.1015.
  • Page 252. col. 2. line 12. for 116. read 1015. and likewiſe in the mergent.
  • Pag. 260. col. 2. line. 32. for very, read verily.
  • Page 267. col. 2. line 14. for mailes, read nailes.
  • Pag. 269. co. 2. lin. 38. for ſore read ſo.

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