ent of Trinity College.

THE ENGRAVINGS BY JOHN LE KEUX.

Transcriber's Note

The following errors and inconsistencies have been maintained.

Misspelled words and typographical errors:
Page Error
TN-1 26 (fig. 5.). has an extra . following the )
TN-2 79 isuse should read disuse
TN-3 104 rom should read from
TN-4 106 pannels should read panels
TN-5 156, fn + 1236. De Baptismo should have an open quote mark before
De
TN-6 192 each which should read each of which. The word "of" did
not print in the original text, although a space is present
for it.

The following words had inconsistent hyphenation:

wood-work / woodwork
zig-zag / zigzag

The following words had inconsistent spelling:

Botolph / Botulph
Higham Ferrars / Higham Ferrers
Sherbourne / Sherborne
Wooten Wawen / Wotten Wawen

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