CORRECTIONS AND ADDITIONS. 



P. 2, /. 31. — For idem, read eandem. 



P. 3, /. 13. — For muneri, read numeri. 



P. 6, I. 20. — For nonenarii, read novenarii, and in other places. 



P. 7, /. 18. — For supponatur, read supraponatur. 



P. 11, 1.25, 29.— For vide, read vid. 



P. 12, /. 22. — For quinam, read quando. 



P. 15, /. 21. — For perdictis, read prsedictis. 



P. 19, /. 11. — For quidenarius, read quindenarius. 



P. 19, /. 25. — For perambulum, read praeambulum. 



P. 26, /. 15. — Sibi ; so in the manuscript, but evidently sub. 



P. 29, I. 4.— For 14, read 15. 



P. 30, /. 2, 6, 7 ; P. 31. /. 1, 13.— It will be readily seen tbat y is in- 

 serted in these places for th, the Saxon character having been mistaken 

 by the printer. 



P. 51, I. 17. — For ince, read vice. I may mention here, that it was 

 pointed out to me by G. S. Venables, Esq., that a portion of this preface 

 is plagiarised from Cicero. 



P. 54, I. 18. — Caedere; so in the manuscript, but evidently cedere. 



P. 55. — This table has been previously noticed, and in part printed 

 by J. W. Lubbock, Esq., in Phil* Trans. 



P. 55, Second table, /. 1.— For 10, read 0. 



P. 56. The poem quoted in the note has since been printed in my 

 " Early History of Freemasonry in England." 



P. 57, /. 17. — For Bathoniensum, read Bathoniensem. 



P. 73, I. 21. — For nihil, read in his. 



P. 73, I. 22.— -For potuit, read patuit. 



P. 84, I. 12.— For descriptos, read desuper. 



P. 85, /. 16. — For principem, read patrem. 



