Miscellanea, or, Various discourses upon 1. tragedy, 2. comedy, 3. the Italian & 4. The English comedy, 5. and operas ... together with Epicurus, his Morals / written originally by the Sieur de Saint Euvremont ; and made English by Ferrand Spence ; to which is prefixt a general dissertation introductory to the several tracts, and dedicated to T.M., Esq.

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PAge 43. line 9. deleatur a, P. 48. l. 2. read made, p. 63. l. 1. del. no doubt, p. 69. l. 18. r. calumniate, p. 77. l. 6. r. with which, p. 79. l. 10. for than is there, r. there can, p. 83. l. 23. r. si••ce, p. 89. l. 8. r. innocent, p. 90. l. 18. r. cotten, p. 39. l. 10. r. twinges and pinches, p. 97. l. 2. for then, r. thee, ibid. l. 12. r. Ruines, p. 98 l. 11. for ten, r. a, ib. l. 22. r. laudable, p. 99. l. 3. r. contrarible, p. 104. l. 18. r. he became, p. 135. l. 16. r. Tergily∣linus, p. 113. l. 20. r. Thyestes, p. 115. l. 1. r. h••r∣rid, ib. l. 11. r. Alemeon, p. 118. l. 19. r. that th•• it, &c. p. 123. l. 2. r. an, p. 129. l. 12. r. est? p. 130. l. 6. r. ruinate, p. 131. l. 24. for theirs, r. other's, p. 133. l. 8. r. her, ib. l. 9. r. Jilt, p. 136, l. 1. r. Ca∣millus, ib. l. 12. r. are, ib. l. 14. for being, r. is, p. 141. l. 1. r. starry, p. 144 l. 11. for bate, r. ca••l, p 145. l. 7. r. sublimi, p. 146. l. 10. r. sparkling, p. 155. l. 4. r. thee. These are the material Errours, which have escap'd the Press, except some few Literal ones, the Principal whereof I leave to be corrected by the Reader, in page 102, 106, 114, 115, 117, and 140.