A14233:158
A discourse of the religion anciently professed
A discourse of the religion anciently professed by the Irish and British. By James Usher Archbishop of Armagh, and Primate of IrelandA discourse of the religion anciently professed by the Irish and Brittish. By Iames Vssher Archbishop of Armagh, and Primate of Ireland
London: printed by Robert for Partners of the Irish Stock, 1631London: printed by Robert for Partners of the Irish Stocke, 1631
Modern spelling is a reading aid: the words are the author’s, only the spelling is modernized. Original shows the page as printed, with the transcription marks.
Faults in some Copies.
IN the Jesuits Challenge, pag. 3. lin. 2. read, contrary. pag. 4. lin. 9. for should, read shall.
IN the Iesuites Challenge, pag. 3. lin. 2. read, contrary. pag. 4. lin. 9. for should, read shall.
In the Answer, pag. 4. l. 26. likewise. p. 5. l. 21. satisfy. p. 12. l. 7. continued. p. 16. l. 22. Penitential. p. 26. l. 6. knew. p. 27. l. 26. Augustin. p. 50. l. 23. (saith n Fulgentius) p. 51. l. 6. when he •s found to be that. p. 62. l. 3. Antoninus. p. 64. l. 12. after Christ. p. 72. l. 4. for [Greek or Hebrew] put [Greek or Hebrew]. p. 75. l. 6. cress out, of Metz first and afterwards. p. 76. l. 3. Carisiacum or Cressy. p. 96. l. 9. secretly. p. 123. l. 26. commanded. p. 124. l. 5. sins. p. 126. l. 17. intercession. ibid. l. 19. for the comma put a full point; and in the next line for the full point put a comma. p. 136. l. 1. Anastasius. p. 139. l. 4. Scriptures. ibid. l. 7. Levite. 146. l. 31. instrumentally. p. 147. l. 22. death. pag. 154. l. 25. Augustine. p. 156. l. 2. and p. 162. l. 19. medicine. p. 171. l. 16. the p. 172. l. 14. for these, read their. p. 285. l. 2. Clympiodorus. p. 188. l. 10. (about 243. p. 190. l. 4. who very. p. 194 l. 16. (with. ibid. l. 18. for pid read paid. p. 195. l. 6. intended. p. 205. l. 15. Hallelujah. p. 206. l. 8. for drive, read not drive. p. 221. l. 1. write, p. 226. l. 19. in the Roman Pontifical. p. 228. l. 17. apocryphal. p. 234. l. 7. entering again into. p. 253. l. 8. form. p. 264. l. 5. kinds. p. 270. l. 18. for ceasing, read casing. p. 277. l. 26. ascension. p. 281. l. 23. [Greek or Hebrew] p. 284 l. 5. expounding that place in. p. 291. l. 1. entering again into. p. 307. l. 14. apocryphal; p. 310 l. 1. cross out, Us. p. 323. l. 17. Steuchus. p. 328. l. 20, 21. with that which Olympiodorus writeth upon the same chapter. p. 330. l. 3. divisiun. p. 343. l. 5. cross out the last comma. l. 22. palace. p. 359. l. 28. of it. p. 361. l.. 27. judgment. p. 368. l. 6. for giveth, read goeth. p. 376. l. 25. sister. p. 379. l. 12. coming. p. 391. l. 26. [Greek or Hebrew] p. 395. l. 26. for depravation, r. deprivation. p. 398. l. 2. [Greek or Hebrew]. l. 18. [Greek or Hebrew] p. 427. l. 9. for excepting r. accepting. l. 15. invocation. l. 16. salvation. l. 18. noted. l. 20. call. p. 428. l. 19. in stead of for, r. of. p. 437. l. 6. Anastasius. p. 439. l. 6. were in. p. 441. l. 16. lliads. p. 443. l. 4. tried. p. 449. l. 11. congruity. p. 453. l. 14. here a. p. 454. l. 25. there of. p. 461. l. 26. descend. p. 469. l. 17. of Ang. p. 471. l. 30. Collections. p. 472. l. 5. Colossians. l.