4.2. In the ſeconde Booke.

In the ſeconde Booke.

• FOl 74. col 3. lin 1. reade Leirceſter for Lewceſter.
• fol 75. col. 1. lin. 18. reade quantitie thereof.
• ibid. col 2. lin 22. reade gayles within.
• fol 76. col 3. in the margine, reade howe thoſe men ſhoulde haue done, in the name note col 4. lin 1. tayler he.
• fol. 77. col 2. lin 32. and 33. put out (and the wight) for I miſtooke it.
• ibid lin 43. for (in olde time) read alſo the weight.
• fol 84. col 3. lin 26. for hope of recouery, reade hope of realeſe.
• fol 85. col 3. lin. 53. reade before the olde be expyred.
• fol. 85. col 1. lin 1. put out therefore, and reade I finde therefore.
• ibid col 4. lin 49. for riuerets reade riuettes.
• fol 87. col 1. li 19. for their ordinaunce reade the ſtore of ordinaunce.
• ibid lin 27. reade that in ſome one barons houſe I haue.
• ibid lin 33. reade done then trow you.
• ibid. col 4. lin 9.10. reade we had ſome alſo, for (a few.)
• ibid lin 15. put out and betwéene Alfrede (&) E|theldred.
• fol 88. col 3. lin 17. reade being the more plenteous.
• ibid lin 22. reade if place did ſerue therefore.
• ibid col 4. lin 46. reade for theſe cauſes therefore.
• fol 89. col 4. lin 58. for ſunt duo reade ſint duo.
• fol 90. col 1. Canone 13. beſide the miſplacing of the point, lin 52. there is (n) to much in ye laſt word of the 56. line.
• ibid col 2. lin 9. the whole line is peruerted for Siquis autem cum primario pugnauerit.
• ibid lin 39. for aliquot reade aliquam.
• ibid col 3. li 34. for Gemiſciſione read Genuſciſione.
• fol 91. col 3. lin 19. for whereas reade thus.
• ibid li 21. for behauiour whereby, read behauiour: and hereby.
• ibid lin 22. reade defrauded and the.
• ibid lin. 33. reade euery man which.
• ibid col 4. reade of Salop. Some 10.11
• fol 92. col 1. lin 34. reade Cymbelline.
• fol 93. col 1. lin 34. reade out of the hilles.
• ibid lin 35. reade that at certaine times.
• ibid lin 47. reade ſtraunge for ſtrong.
• ibid lin 58. reade vertigerne.
• ibid col 2. lin [...]8. for ſeconde Aye, read ſecond Axe.
• ibid lin 44. reade doth it ſwell.
• ibid col 3. line 37. reade into the earth, for into the grounde.
• ibid 47 reade as one néere to S. Aſaphes.
• fol 94. col. 1. the 10.11. and 12. lines are to much almoſt by euery worde, by meanes of an odde pamphlet of Tideſwell latewarde inſerted into the booke.
• fol 96. col 2. lin 39. for goddeſſe reade gods.
• fol 96. col 3. line 10. for harde Cantus reade hardie Canutus.
• ibid col 4. verſ. 21. reade tantum & agendis.
• fol 107. col 3. line 1. for drawne reade drawing.