[485] In reckoning the number of Bursaries, it was proposed that the University of St. Andrews should consist of three Colleges; and Glasgow and Aberdeen of two each; thus making 72 for the former, and 48 for each of the latter.
[486] In edit. 1621, the words, "and Medicine" are omitted.
[487] The Editor in 1722, remarks, "The ordinary expenses of Glasgow or Aberdeen extend only to 2722 Pounds and one Merk, so that probably it was designed that these two Universities should have had each of them a Professor of Greek, whose salary was to have been 200 Pounds."
[488] In edit. 1621, "not excepting."
[489] In edit. 1621, "to amasse."
[490] In edit, 1722, Chap. VIII.
[491] In edit. 1722, "ministers of the Word."
[492] In edit. 1621, "have before been opprest."
[493] In edit. 1621, "may find."
[494] In edit. 1621, "whatsoever they afore payed to the Kirk."