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PAG 4. line 31. There, reade These pag. 15. l. 19. hindred, only. reade hindred only. pag. 24. l. 4. and vs therein. and vs; therin. pag. 35. l. 2 Some. So. pag 36. l. 35 cannot, but cannot pag. 49. l. 12. this his pag. 58. l. 36. anuquity. iniquity. pag. 61. l. 13. It is Is it. pag. 63 l. 19. therby wherby. pag 65. l. 6. of. to. Ibid. l. 14. Is it. It is. Ibid. l. penult. a holy one. only one pag. 71. l. 8. Or. Of. pag. 95. l. 22. what, was. Ibid. l 29. of. or. pag 99. l. 23. enterfeite. interfeire. Ibid. l. 24. from-forth pag. 11•. l. 7. couer. couet pag. 112. l. 23. that passage) reade that passage, by the works the fayth was consionmate) pag 124. l. 31. checke. choake. pag. 126. l. 19. or stay reade stay of Fayth pag. 144. l. 6. Sala∣manca. of Salamanca. pag. •52. l. 12. manifest. manifesteth. pag. 162. l. 17. this promise▪ this •rouiso pag. 167 l. 7. afore. aforesaid. pag. 176. l. 1. neuer si. neuer sinne. Ibid l. 12. election elect. pag •97 l. 34. the thinge. the •inge. pag. 205. l. •3. to so. so to. Ibid. l 34. all in thinges▪ all in all thinges. pag 224. l. 1. we all. we are all. pag 233. l. 3•. of it, rebel•ing of it rebelling. pag. 234 l. • if it pag 242 l 23. or Iustin▪ of Iustn pag. 250. l. 19. many. may pag 262. l •8 〈◊〉. vniust. pag 263. l. 24. as act. an act. pag. 267. l. 9. conteine. cont••ue. pag 270 l. 11. antecedent primacy, reade antecedent, primary, &c. pag. 28. l. 7. wounds. words. pag. 284. l. 1 for both forsooth. pag. 288. l. 14. raking. racking. Ibid. l. 25. creation. vocation. pag. 289. l. 20. in a respect simply. reade in a respect, simply &c. Ibid l. 12 of title. or title. pag. 290. l. 9. guilty. guily. pag. 255 l. 3. his life. this life. pag 296 l. 6. merit. mercy. pag •04 l. 5. of themselues. of them. Ibid. l. 25. exacting. this. reade exacting, this &c. pag 305. l. 27. and renewing y•t renewing. pag. 307. l. 6. auise. auaile.

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