Compare 1587 edition: 1 THis Finnanus had the nobles of his realme in ſuch eſtimatiõ,Finna|nus. that he ordeyned that no|thing ſhould be decreed or practiſed touching the publike affayres of the realme, except they were firſt made priuie and of counſell in the ſame. He ſought alſo to winne the fauour of his people by meekeneſſe & gentle intreating of thẽ, in ſomuch EEBO page image 25 that though he wente aboute to reſtore the olde religion ſomewhat defaced by his father through information as is ſayde of the twoo aboue men|cioned ſage Philoſophers, yet did he not con|ſtreyne any man to woorſhip the Goddes, other|wiſe than his fanſie ſerued him.

Compare 1587 edition: 1 Prelates or|dred in reli|gion.He was the firſte that initituted thoſe Pre|lates whiche gouerned after the manner of Bi|ſhoppes,Druides in the old Scottiſh toung called Durcergliis. in all maters pertayning to religion, and were called in the Scottiſh tounge Durcer|glijs· and in Latine Druides.

Compare 1587 edition: 1 Theſe Diuides were appointed to be reſident within the Iſle of Man, as the Scottiſh menne holde opinion,The Scottes miſtake Man for Angleſey. but other thinke rather that they were reſident in Angleſey in the Brytiſh tongue called Mon.