ERRATA.

Page	No.	*for*	*read*
[3]	2	accuse	excuse
[5]	9	intuo	in tuo
[7]	7	alium	sunt
[15]	1	inducitor	inducitur
[18]	5	de positioni	depositioni
[31]	3	after of	private
[...]	4	ineodem	in eodem
[32]	8	lest	less
[34]	2	after that	with
[37]	9	devisible	divisible
[44]	7	after pass	against heirs
[54]	5	trial must take place,	three witnesses may be brought [See [Transcriber’s Note].]
[57]	2	servus	servis
[62]	7	considentur	concedentur
[65]	3	repetitione	repetitioni
[...]	4	qui	quia
[67]	4	claim	clause
[69]	3	est	ut
[75]	2	private rights	a private right
[...]	7	aliqui	aliquis
[76]	7	sanguinus	sanguinis
[...]	...	questium	quæsitum
[78]	5	permitere	permittere
[...]	7	Anglæ	Angliæ
[79]	1	Æquita	æquitatæ
[...]	3	certe	certa
[88]	6	pacitare	placitare
[90]	1	dictur	dicitur
[95]	3	For	or
[97]	5	haberit	haberet
[98]	2	dele to himself
[100]	8	insiderint	inciderint
[102]	5	consersus	consensus
[104]	3	Anglæ	Angliæ
[105]	5	dele not
[112]	8	ubivalet	ubi valet
[113]	5	peccari	peccare
[116]	4	judici	judicii
[...]	7	injure	in jure
[118]	6	bono	bonos
[126]	5	pœna	pœnæ
[133]	3	seqarari	separari
[136]	2	que	quæ
[...]	4	qua libet	qualibet
[137]	1	senisse	sensisse
[...]	...	perceived	intended
[147]	2	feels—feels	reaps—bear
[151]	3	consensus	consensu [See [Transcriber’s Note].]
[160]	3	empire	umpire
[163]	1	dominatur	ubi dominatur
[170]	6	solo	sola
[171]	1	facet	facit
[176]	2	S.	viz.
[...]	3	pravitatio	pravitatis
[177]	2	agree	disagree
[178]	1	standunt	standum
[181]	4	uni	ubi
[...]	6	unumquaque	unumquacque
[...]	7	eadem	eodem
[182]	2	urbi	ubi

Transcriber's Note

Items out of alphabetical order have been left as in the original. Some of the Latin maxims are repeated in the original, but have slightly different translations; these have been left as in the original. Some translations are poor or incorrect but have been retained as in the original, except as noted in the list below.

The corrections listed in the [Errata] have been made except where the Errata entry is itself incorrect. Other obvious printer or spelling errors have been corrected without note. Archaic English and Scottish spellings have been retained as in the original.

The following substantive errors have been retained as in the original:

[p. 13], maxim 7 - "not valid" should be "valid."

[p. 18], maxim 5 - "Catella" should be "Catalla"; "A little whelp, (perhaps cattle)" should be "Chattels."

[p. 21], maxim 7 - "Condictio" should be "Conditio"; "The appointment of an action for a certain day" should be "A condition."

[p. 22], maxim 2 - "Condictio præcedens" should be "Conditio præcedens"; "The appointment of an action preceding" should be "The fulfillment of a condition precedent."

[p. 29], maxim 8 - "lex volentes" should be "lex nolentes"; "law draws those who are willing" should be "law draws those who are unwilling."

[p. 54], maxim 5 - The [Errata] indicate that "three witnesses may be brought" should be in the translation, but that is not supported by the Latin, which is correct as is and says nothing about witnesses.

[p. 62], maxim 7 - "est alleganda" should be "non est allegenda"; "to be alleged" should be "not to be alleged."

[p. 80], maxim 3 - "casis" should be "cassis"; the translation should be "Law is the safest helmet."

[p. 139], maxim 2 - The Latin maxim should read, "Quemadmodum ad quæstionem facti non respondent judices, ita ad quæstionem juris non respondent juratores"; the translation should read, "As judges do not answer to questions of fact, jurors do not answer to questions of law."

[p. 151], maxim 3 - The [Errata] entry, "consensus," does not appear in the text of this maxim.