283, l. 18. What that man of the law is.
284, l. 2. nether can err.—5. synceir, (omitted.)—20. cannon—common law.
287, l. 10. cummer—rumour.
289, l. 26. by (i.e. beside) us—neer us.
BOOK SECOND.
292, l. 17. (In the margin,) Note. Here is a solecisme in State expression, newly invented by the Court Parasites.
294, l. 20. (In the margin,) Note. To call the Crown-Matrimoniall, is an absurd solecisme, newly then invented at Court.
297, l. 4. (In the margin,) Note. And now in these latter days it hath pleased God in his goodnesse to grant the pure and primitive Discipline also unto the Church of Scotland.—20. long, (omitted.)