CORRECTIONS AND ADDITIONS. 



P. 2, 1. 31. For idem, read eandem. 



P. 3, 1. 13. For muneri, read nuraeri. 



P. 6, 1. 20. For nonenarii, read novenarii, and in other places. 



P. 7, 1. 18. For supponatur, read supraponatur. 



P. 11, . 25, 29. For vide, read vid. 



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



P. 15, . 21. For perdictis, read praedictis. 



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



P. 19, . 25. For perambulum, read prseambulum. 



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



p. 29, . 4. For 14, read 15. 



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

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

 by the printer. 



P. 51, 1. 17. For ince, read vice. I may mention here, that it was 

 pointed out to me by .an eminent classical scholar, that a portion of this 

 preface is plagiarised from Cicero. 



P. 54, 1. 18. Caedere ; 50 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. I was not aware of this when 

 my own -transcript was passing through the press, or it would have been 

 acknowledged in the proper place. 



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



P. 56. I am not quite certain that the poetry quoted at the bottom 

 of the page refers to Euclid the Geometer. 



P. 57, 1. 17. For Bathoniensum, read Bathoriiensem. 



P. 73, 1. 21. For nihil, read in his. 



P. 73, 1. 22. For potuit, read patuit. 



P. 84, 1. 12. For descriptos, read desuper. 



P. 85, 1. 16. For principem, read patrem. 



