[465] The University and King's College of Aberdeen, founded in 1494.
[466] In edit. 1621, "Dialecticæ," and "Mathematicæ."
[467] In edit. 1621, "of."
[468] In edit. 1621, "Of Readers, and of the Degrees, and time of Study;" to this the edition 1722 adds, "and of Principals and Rector, and of Bursars."
[469] In edit. 1621, "Dialectica, Mathematica, Arithmetica." In that edition, throughout this chapter, most of these names of the branches of study are in like manner given in a Latin form.
[470] In edit. 1021, "in three moneths."
[471] In edit. 1722, "or of the."
[472] In edit. 1621, "triall be taken."
[473] In edit. 1621, "in the Dialectica."
[474] In edit. 1621, "Seage of Divinity."