*** The Binder is directed to place EMENDATIONS AND ADDITIONs at the End of the Second Volume.

SIGNAT:

IGNAT. a. fol. verf. Not. *. lin. For Pocock,"

READ “ Erpenius." Signat. C 2. fol. verf. lin. 3. READ “ Vienne." Signat. é. Not. 9. lin. 4. For “101,"READ " “92." Signat. g. lin. 3. For " mulforum,” READ "mulso seu.” Ibid. lin. 4. RÉAD “Woton." Signat. h 2: lin: 20. Before " composed,” INSERT “not."

DISSE ŘTATION II.

SIGNAT. a. fol. verf. lin. 24. READ' “ Fryesby.”
Signat. b. lin. 7. READ “ Roger."
Ibid. lin. antep. and pen. READ * Bukdene, 10 jun.”
Ibid. Not. *. lin. 2. READ « vii.”.

Signat. b 2. fol. verf. lin, ult. For “ monks,” READ “ canons.

Signat.

Signat. b 4. Not. o.

Not. o. lin. 9. READ “ son.” Signat. c 3. lin. 19. READ “ Vitalian.”

19. READ “ Vitalian.” So again fol. verf. lin.

5.
Signat. e 4. fol. vers. lin. 22. READ “ York."
Signat. f. 2. lin. 9. READ “ priory of Dunstable.”
Signat. f. 4. Not. *. lin. ult. ReẢD « Hall.”

Signat. g. fol. vers. lin. 15. READ “ 1270.” (In Tanner's date, (viz. MLXX) cc had probably Nipped out at the Press.]

Signat. i. Notes, col. 2. lin. 10. READ “ Martyrologium Ovidii de fastis.”

Signat. i. 4. Not. m. lin. 1. DELE “ Monostichon.”

Signat. k. 2. fol. verf. to Note'. ADD, “ But see Wood, Hift. et Antiq. Univ. Oxon. i. 46. a.”

PAG. 1. Not. !. lin. 1. For “ 4,” READ “24,"

Pag. 3. 1.7. For “ even the lower class of people,” READ “ the nobility.”

il Pag. 6. lin. 17. After “ language," INSERT “ Among the Records of the Tower, a great revenue-roll, on many sheets of vellum, or MAGNUS Rotulus, of the Duchy of Normandy, for the year 1083, is still preserved ; indorsed, in a cævel hand, ANNO AB INCARNATIONE DNI M° LXXX° 111° APUD CADOMUM (Caen] WILLIELMO FILIO RADULFI SENESCALLO NORMANNIE. This most exactly and minutely resembles the pipe-rolls of our exchequer belonging to the same age, in form, method, and character. Ayloffe's CALENDAR of Ant. CHART. Pref. p. xxiv, edit. Lond. 1774. 4**. .

Pag. 8. Not. 5. lin. 13. READ “ Flacius Illyricus.”

Pag. 11, to the last Note ADD, « The secular indulgences, particularly the luxury, of a female convent, are intended to be represented in the following passage of an antient poem, called

A Dispu.

A Disputation bytwene a crystene mon and a few, written before the year 1300. MS. VERNON, fol. 301. (See vol. ii. p. 231.]

Till a Nonneri thei came,
But I knowe not the name;
Ther was mony a derworthe • dame

In dyapre dere:
Squizeres o in vche fyde,
In the wones a fo wyde :
Hur schul we longe abyde,

Auntres f to heare.
Thene swithe & spekethe he,
Til a ladi so fre,
And biddeth that he welcum be,
“ Sire Water

my

feereh."
Ther was bords' i clothed clene
With schire * clothes and schene,
Seþþe'a wafschen", i wene,

And wente to the fete :
Riche metes was forth brouht,
To all men that gode thouht :
The cristen mon wolde nouht

Drynke nor ete.
Ther was wyn ful clere
In mony a feir masere

",
And other drynkes that weore dere,

In coupes ° ful gret: