Compare 1587 edition: 1 The king at his arriuall amongſt them,Maldwyne wẽt about for to puniſhe the author of this commotion. minded not to purſue the people that followed theyr Captaines, but rather the Captaines and Authours of this tumulte themſelues. Where|of they hauing knowledge, made an attonement togither, being enforced thereto of neceſſitie,The Captaines became frends togither, and fled into the Iſles. ſo to auoyde the prepared puniſhment deuiſed by the king againſt them. And foorthwith they fled ouer into the Iſles, but the inhabitants doubting the kings diſpleaſure, would not conſent to ſuccour them,The Ilandmen apprehend the Captaines of the rebelles. but contrary wiſe tooke them and deliue|red them to the kings officers, wherevpon they were ſafely conueyed to the places where they were borne, and there ſuffered their deſerued exe|cution. Thus that commotion vnaduiſedly be|gonne, was ſpeedily appeaſed, and the name of Maldwyn by reaſon hereof ſo feared amongſt his ſubiectes, that during his reigne no ſuche trouble chaunced in any parte of all his domi|nions.

Compare 1587 edition: 1 After this he went ouer into Iona or Colme|kill,He buyldeth the churche of the abbay of Colmekill, where perceyuing the Abbey Church, wher|in his aunceſtors had theyr ſepultures to be in decay, he cauſed it to be pulled quite downe, and workemen foorth with ſet in hande to duylde it vp agayne, at his owne proper coſtes and char|ges. Suche ſpeede alſo was vſed aboute this worke, that before he departed out of this life, the ſame was finiſhed and dedicated vnto our Sa|uiour Chriſt, and Saint Colme.

Compare 1587 edition: 1 Aboute the ſame time there reigned through out the moſt part of the world a ſore & grieuous peſtilence conſuming a greater number of men,A great peſti|lence & death vpon earth. (before it ceaſſed) then were left aliue: for it conti|nued the whole ſpace of three yeares togither. At length through cõmon prayer, faſtings, giuing of almes, and other vertuous workes, the wrath of almightie God was pacified, ſo that ſuche great mortalitie by his mercyfull appointment did ſtay and giue ouer.