Catalogue of the Manuscripts in the Spanish Language in the British Museum. Vol. 4

by Pascual de Gayangos; British Museum. Department of Manuscripts

P. 723. ” ” 74 (l. 6): Çaffra is meant for “Çafra” or “Zafra,” a town of Estremadura.

P. 740. Add. 28,378, 38 (l. 3): Don Blasco de Aragon r. “Alagon.”

P. 748. Add. 20,926, 24: Basilio r. ”Bailío.”

” ” ”24: Moriscal r. “Mariscal.”

P. 749. ” ” 37 (l. 2): Don Pedro Castejon r. “Castrejon.”

P. 751. ” ” 66: Joseph Salazar add “Mazarredo.”

” ” ”67 (l. 5): Compañia de Caracos r. “de Caracas.”

P. 752. ” ” 77 (l. 3): Gandara is a mistake for “Langara.”

P. 755. Add. 28,364, 25: el conde de Fuensalida [Don Juan]. There was no Count of Fuensalida of the name of Juan, and therefore Pedro VII., who died in 1599, or Pedro VIII. (d. 1609), or again another Pedro who was still living in 1618 when Lopez de Haro compiled his Nobiliario genealogico de los Reyes y titulos de España, must be meant. See vol. i., lib. v., pp. 508-22.

P. 760. ” ” 79: El lic^do. Francisco de Alarcon r. “Albornoz,” who in 1584 was Councillor of the Military Orders, as appears from Nos. 43-4, 46-7, and from Nos. 18, 25-6, &c. of Add. 28,365.