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PAg. 2, line 34, for his Soule, reade the soule. p. 29, l. 17, reade to a better state. p. 29, l. 19, for had restored reade hath restored. p. 35, l. 32, thou reade t••ough. p. 50, l. 21, reade But others. p. 48. l. 20. for very reade every. Preface, page 5, line 20, reade incompatible with Divinity. In the margent, page 48, reade Rupertus.