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Page 412 In this book: I would gladly know how from the Words Originally: I would glady know how from the Words
Page 440 Sidenote In this book: Jerome _Epist._ 62. _ad_ Tire. Originally: Hieron. _Epist._ 62. _ad_ Tire.
Page 440 In this book: The Church (saith _Jerome_) was founded by shedding of Originally: The Church (saith _Hierom_) was founded by shedding of
Page 460 Footnote 155 In this book: The Church (saith _Jerome_) was founded by shedding of Originally: The Church (saith _Hierom_) was founded by shedding of
Page 466 In this book: might not as well accuse _Mordecai_ of Incivility, Originally: might not as well accuse _Mordicai_ of Incivility,
Page 476 In this book: but also have stirred up the Magistrates to persecute Originally: but also have stired up the Magistrates to persecute
Page 478 Sidenote In this book: _Answ. 2._ Originally: _Ans. 2._
Page 479 Sidenote In this book: _Answ. 3._ Originally: _Ans. 3._
Page 481 In this book: that which, as _Jerome_, _Chrysostom_, Originally: that which, as _Hierom_, _Chrysostom_,
Page 482 Sidenote In this book: _Jerome_ Lib. Ep. Part. 3. Tract. 1. Ep. 2. Originally: _Hier._ Lib. Ep. Part. 3. Tract. 1. Ep. 2.
Page 482 In this book: Concerning which _Jerome_ saith, “All Things agree not Originally: Concerning which _Hierom_ saith, “All Things agree not
Page 487 In this book: _Jerome_ Epistol. Lib. Part. 3. Ep. 2. Originally: _Hieronimus_ Epistol. Lib. Part. 3. Ep. 2.
Page 487 In this book: Bibliotheca vet. Patr. in Mat. v. _Oecumenius_ in Jac. Originally: Bibliotheca vet. Patr. in Mat. v. _OEcumenius_ in Jac.
Page 490 In this book: _Jerome_ ad Ocean. It. Lib. Epist. P. 3. Tom. 1. Ep. 2. Originally: _Hierom._ ad Ocean. It. Lib. Epist. P. 3. Tom. 1. Ep. 2.
Page 492 Footnote 164 In this book: Isa. 11. 9. Originally: Isa. 65. 24.
Page 500 In this book: then are our Adversaries good Christians indeed, Originally: then are our Adversaries good Chirstians indeed,
A TABLE of the AUTHORS cited in this BOOK In this book: Bellarmine, 172, 438 Originally: Bellarmin, 172, 438
A TABLE of the AUTHORS cited in this BOOK In this book: Confession _of_ Augsburgh, 202, 202, 226 Originally: Confession _of_ Ausburgh, 202, 202, 226
A TABLE of the AUTHORS cited in this BOOK In this book: Council _of_ Aszansic, 222 Originally: Council _of_ Aszansick, 222
A TABLE of the AUTHORS cited in this BOOK In this book: Haimo, 487 Originally: Haymo, 487
A TABLE of the AUTHORS cited in this BOOK...and moved from H to J In this book: Jerome, 7, 60, 64, 222, 440, 458, 482, 487, 490 Originally: Hierom, 7, 60, 64, 222, 440, 458, 482, 487, 490
A TABLE of the AUTHORS cited in this BOOK In this book: Nicolaus Arnoldus _of_ Franequer, 242, 262, 263, 284, Originally: Nicholaus Arnoldus _of_ Franequer, 242, 262, 263, 284,
A TABLE of the AUTHORS cited in this BOOK In this book: Oecumenius, 487 Originally: OEcumenius, 487
A TABLE of the AUTHORS cited in this BOOK In this book: Plato, 159, 486 Originally: Plato, 159, 586
A TABLE of the CHIEF THINGS In this book: A Originally: (section title missing)
A TABLE of the CHIEF THINGS under Minister In this book: Concerning the Sustentation and... 318 to 329. Originally: Concerning the Sustentation and... 318 to 229.
A TABLE of the CHIEF THINGS main entry Philosopher In this book: _Philosopher_, The Heathen Philosopher was brought to Originally: _Philosoher_, The Heathen Philosopher was brought to
A TABLE of the CHIEF THINGS under preaching In this book: It is a permanent Institution, 373. Originally: It is a permanant Institution, 373.
A TABLE of the CHIEF THINGS under Quakers In this book: They do not persecute others, 443. Originally: They do no persecute others, 443.
A TABLE of the CHIEF THINGS main entry Rebecca In this book: _Rebecca_, 309. Originally: _Rebeckah_, 309.
A TABLE of the CHIEF THINGS under Redemption In this book: It commends the Christian Religion among Infidels, Originally: It commends the Christian Religion among Infidals,
A TABLE of the CHIEF THINGS under Rustick In this book: He brought a Philosopher unto the Christian Faith, 268. Originally: He brought a Philospher unto the Christian Faith, 268.
A TABLE of the CHIEF THINGS main entry School In this book: _School_, Without the School... a Shadow of Knowledge, Originally: _School_, Without the School... a Shadow of Kowledge,