[1165] This seems as if Blenerhasset thought Lord Buckhurst and Sackville different persons!
[1166] Neither the printer’s address, author’s epistle, or any of the prose inductions, are inserted in the edition of 1610.
[1167] Not in the edition 1610; Higgins having inserted a life of Guidericus among the additions to Part I. after the appearance of the above by Blener-Hasset. See p. 286.
[1168] How Carassvs a hvsbandman’s sonne, and after King of Britaine, was slaine in battell by Alectus a Roman, Anno Dom. 293. N.
[1169] Picts. N.
[1170] And did so far preuaile. N.
[1171] To bring the barbarous Picts. N.
[1172] of th’ armed Picts. N.
[1173] Rome. N.
[1174] The Picts preuented of their wished pray. N.