*P. 111; l. 741. For as read nas
P. 116; l. 876. Alter ? to !
P. 132; l. 1391. Alter the full stop to a semicolon.
P. 140; l. 1662. For guerdon read guerdoun
*P. 172; l. 2663. For forlon; read forlorn;
P. 173; l. 2685. For death read deeth
P. 182; line 1. Insert a comma after hole
P. 251; note to l. 359. This pentameter is quoted at the end of Caxton's Recuyell of the Historyes of Troye; where it is the 10th line of a set of verses beginning—'Pergama flere volo, fata Danais data solo.' The editor (O. Sommer) says (p. lxxxvii) that the lines belong to the Ilias of Simon Chèvre d'Or. He says, further, that they are ascribed by Leyser to Hildebert, Bishop of le Mans in 1097; but this seems to be wrong. The verses quoted by Caxton do not appear in Leyser's collection, and do not agree with the lines there assigned to Hildebert.
P. 261; note to H. F. 859. Compare Cant. Tales, F 726.
P. 266; note to H. F. 1119. 'To climbe hit,' i.e. to climb the rock; still a common idiom.