[455] In edit. 1621, "over much."
[456] In edit. 1722, "to the aged and unlearned."
[457] In edit. 1722, "their sonnes, by training them up in good exercises."
[458] In edit. 1621, "the Minister and Elders, and the rest of learned men in every town, shall in every quarter make examination."
[459] In MS. 1566, "have the formar knawledge;" in edit. 1621, "that they have further knawledge."
[460] In edit. 1621, "such other points."
[461] In edit. 1621, "neither any man deserves to be called a Christian."
[462] In edit. 1621, "in three Townes."—It will be observed that this was in 1560; and that the University of Edinburgh was not founded till the year 1582; and Marischall College and University of Aberdeen till 1593.
[463] The University of St. Andrews, founded in the year 1411.
[464] The University of Glasgow, founded in 1450.