" was
printed in single-letter (ligature) form, analogous to ae for ae.

The titles "Mr." and "Dr." were printed with superscript r, properly
transcribed M^{r}. and D^{r}. They have been simplified for readability.

Years are always printed with following period (full stop), regardless
of place in the sentence.

Sidenotes--here equivalent to footnotes--were labeled sequentially a-z,
repeating as often as necessary. For this e-text they have been given
unique identifiers adding a, b, c... to successive series. Note that the
23-letter alphabet has no j, v or w.

page 2 / leaf A2v
Sidenote d: ...Turrecremat.
_the name "Turrecremata" is better known in its Spanish form,
"Torquemada"_

page 3 / leaf A3
for translating th{~e} out of this [q]valley of teares
_{~e} represents "e" with overline (unique in this text)_

page 6 / leaf A4v
Non martyres domini sed mancipes diaboli
_text reads_ matyris

page 8 / leaf A5v
Sidenote bk: _Mark. 12. 36._
_citation unclear_

page 18 / leaf B2v
But of all other noble preseruations, _Our deliuerance from..._
_text reads_ ...preseruations (_Our...

page 21 / leaf B4
that bloody brood of the Gun-powder crue
_text reads_ Gun-dowder
the Churches of Saint _Albanes_ and _Arthuret_
"Arthuret" is a place name

page 24 / leaf B5v
_Let euery thing that hath breath praise the Lord_, that is [fc]_omne
spirans_
_text reads_ ...the Lord_) that is...
_Omnis spiritus, i. [ff]totus spiritus_
"i." _as in original: short for_ "intellege"?

page 25 / leaf B6
Sidenote fq [simple "q" in original]
_text has "p" for "q", but reference in body text is correct_]

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