On p. [317], the fifth footnote (note [325] here) had no reference in the text. It most likely introduced the final paragraph of the page, and has been placed there.

On p. [395], the fifth footnote (note [403] here) contains two separate references to verses in Romans 14, and for some reason is referred to twice in the text, each to one of those verses.

On p. [396], the fifth footnote anchor ([412] here) was not present in the text, but matches correctly the reference to 1 Corinthians, 13.1, and has been added at the beginning of the quotation.

Footnotes have been moved to the end of each “Book”, with hyperlinked references for ease of reference.

Lapses in punctuation of the editorial apparatus have been corrected without notice here.

There are copious quotations, some of which were not properly opened or closed. Where it was possible to determine their scope by consulting the sources, punctuation has been added and noted below.

Given the publication date, latitude in spelling was given except where it seemed obvious that the errors were most likely to be the printer’s. These have been corrected, and are noted below. The references are to the page and line in the original. Where are third number is found, the reference is to the line within the nth footnote on the page (e.g. 116.3.2 refers to the 2nd line of the 3rd footnote on p. 116.).

[iii.14]the grand [sourses] of persecutionsic
[iv.15]the names of those noblem[a/e]n and othersReplaced.
[8.8]“in favour of church power and authority,[”]Added.
[15.1]the Earl of Fin[d]laterInserted.
[40.22]Persecutions by Antiochus Ep[h]iphanesRemoved.
[45.17]He tell usAdded.
[78.2.1]Theod. E. H. l. 1. c. [3].Unclear.
[104.1]subject to other punishments.[”]Added.
[130.17][“]Hunnerick,[[227]] the Arian king of the VandalsRemoved.
[134.25]the blood of the martyrs of Jesus[./,]Replaced.
[223.29]w[h]ere, according to the customInserted.
[226.3]Some penances are hon[a/o]raryReplaced.
[226.27]the[ y/y ]are avoided by allCorrected.
[231.35]to be charged with a lie?[”]Added.
[233.33]pronou[u/n]ced Mark AnthonyInverted.
[235.20]the most horrible [b/h]abitsReplaced.
[250.29][re/ac]cording to the custom of a triumphReplaced.
[251.36]they begin with c[e]lebratingInserted.
[258.21]seriouly and gravely admonishedInserted.
[259.16]they should be[c]ome irregularInserted.
[264.13]Pro[s/t]estant and Catholic familiesReplaced.
[264.33]the boundaries of the British Empire[,/.]Replaced.
[268.1.5]againt whom the Europeans made war.Inserted.
[268.2.1]Monsier DellonInserted.
[268.2.3]at which he walked barefoot[,/.]Replaced.
[275.1.70]who had assembledRemoved.
[275.1.82]summo[u/n]ed forth those miserable victimsInverted.
[276.1][‘]I had already discoveredAdded.
[278.3][“/‘]That a greater numberReplaced.
[278.5]were before necessary;[”]Added.
[278.8]within the walls of the inquisition[,/.]Replaced.
[279.8]it was not permitted to any pe[s/r] to seeReplaced.
[281.28]in the cells of the inquisition?[’]Added.
[290.1]and he calls God to witnesAdded.
[293.35]was sup[p]orted by Servetus’s complaintInserted.
[296.8]the punishment he deserves.[”]Added.
[301.13]in his pen[e/i]tential habitReplaced.
[306.1]as would be zealo[n/u]s even to bloodInverted.
[309.9]who violated the laws of God.[”]Added.
[328.4]opinions of Mr. Montague;[”]Added.
[339.14]upon pain of eternal damnation;[”]Added.
[317.13]rendered it a public grievance.[”]Added.
[318.2]the rubbish of the people.[”]Added.
[319.23]so that he may gain by it[.]”Inserted.
[321.6]“[a/A]t the bishop’s approachCapitalized.
[322.18]he received the acramentAdded.
[324.34]to cry him up for their proselyte.[”]Added.
[325.27][“/‘]Doctissimi eorum, quibuscunque egi.[”/’]Replaced.
[325.32][“/‘]It were no hard matter to make a reconciliation, if a wise man had the handling of it.[”/’]Replaced.
[328.30]more than I.’[”]Added.
[329.19]the lewdest men in the kingdom[,/.]Replaced.
[332.1.1]Com. Hist. p.[?]Page missing.
[332.9][“]Comines was looking on the sepulchreRemoved.
[338.13]and branding the other cheek.[”]Added.
[338.19]the illegal and arbitrary mea[ ]uresRestored.
[341.26]cont[r]ary to their former settlementInserted.
[343.15]Upon the restoration of the “royal wanderer,[”]Added.
[349.9]the tolerating of d[s/i]ssentersReplaced.
[354.28]“on penalty of the house of correction.[”]Added.
[354.32]a judgment upon the land[.]Added.
[368.7]there was a difficul[t]y yet remainingInserted.
[368.34][“]doting about questionssic: spurious?
[370.25]or for want of [?/t]hese, anathemasReplaced.
[377.2]of any other persons whatso[e]ver.Inserted.
[379.31]And this is the more un[n]ecessaryInserted.
[384.7]they immedia[i/t]ely subscribedReplaced.
[390.7]Away with this folly and [super-]superstitionRemoved.
[390.10]of human frailty and ignorance[,/.]Replaced.
[391.13]love thy neighbo[n/u]r as thyself.Inverted.
[394.15]by my sufferings and death?[”]Added.
[396.6][“]Wherefore receive ye one anotherAdded.
[397.11]against which there is no law:[”]Added.
[398.10][“]Put off all theseAdded.
[398.24][“]The wisdom that is from above is pureAdded.
[400.7]God hath a[ ]right to punish fraudsSpaced added.
[400.12]to tempt the spirit of the Lord?[”]Added.
[408.27]and him crucified,[”]Added.
[410.32]“be had in double honour for their work sake,[”]Added.
[448.33]two tho[n/u]sand signaturesInverted.
[407.27]and perem[p]torily sayInserted.
[407.28]b[n/u]t because they were to preachInverted.
[410.19]“over us in the Lord[”]Added.
[416.3.1]Ibi[b/d] ... vol. 27, page 95.Replaced.
[416.5]other adjacent places in Staffordshire.[”]Added.
[417.1]and has always perem[p]torily refusedInserted.
[418.4]An act to pr[e]vent preachingInserted.
[420.28]should be executed upon them.[’]Added.
[427.31]of which which [I] here insert.Restored.
[431.32]at the general session o[t/f] the peaceReplaced.
[446.34]has never been impu[ng/gn]edTransposed.
[448.18]three members be competent to act.[”]Removed.
[449.10]bring the subject forwards for dscussionInserted.
[452.20]w[h]ere the nature of the BillInserted.
[453.28]might far prepond[e]rateInserted.
[459.30]We are not at liberty to with[h]oldInserted.
[464.24]members of the establish[ed] ChurchAdded.
[469.37][(]Hear!)Added.
[471.1]gave a bond to a clergym[e/a]nReplaced.
[477.3][“]In May last the General CommitteeRemoved. No closing quote.
[486.17]the dissem[m]ination of Divine truthRemoved.
[494.12]one thousand eight hundred and _________.[”]Added.
[503.23]I am a Christian and a ProtestantRemoved.
[505.9]horrid Edic[ t/t ]recently issuedSpace moved.
[508.4]If they find Europeans within their territor[it]iesRemoved.
[508.27]whose kingdom is an everlasting kin[g]domInserted.
[510.7]the 96th Ol[my/ym]piadTransposed.
[510.25]T[u/e]rtullian lived to a very great ageReplaced.
[511.6]He then b[e]ganInserted.
[512.1]On his embracing ChritianityInserted.
[514.1]a native of [T/Z]urich, in Switzerland.Replaced.
[515.35]that his father Co[u/n]stantiusInverted.
[520.5]a celebrated pa[r]triarchRemoved.