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The History of the Reformation in Scotland (Works, vol. 1) · John Knox
[1068] "Note here that these Articles agree not wyth the Articles in the Register before mentioned."
[1069] "Wolues in Lambes skinnes."
[1070] "M. Patricke geuen to the secular power."
[1071] "If ye coulde shew to what place of the scripture, we would gladly heare you."
[1072] "The Vniuersitie of S. Andrewes was founded about the yeare of our Lord 1416, in the reigne of kyng James the first, who brought into Scotland, out of other countreyes, 8. Doctors of Diuinitie, and 8. Doctours of Decrees, wyth diuers other. Hect. Boet. lib. 16. cap. 17." (Marginal note.)
[1073] "He meaneth Fysher B. of Rochester, who wrote agaynst Oecolampadius and Luther, and at length was beheaded for treason." (Marginal note.)
[1074] Mr. John Sinclair, Dean of Restalrig, who became Bishop of Brechin. See supra, p. 265.
[1075] Evidently the same person named Terrye, in the previous account of Wallace. See page 548. Pitscottie calls him Sir Hugh Curry.
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1. Footnotes are numerous and many are lengthy. They are placed at the end of the book to make the text easier to read. 2. Sidenotes are marked as SN: and, where possible, are placed at the beginning of the paragraph to which they pertain. Where there are multiple sidenotes in a paragraph, they are embedded in the paragraph as close as possible to that to which they refer. 3. There are numerous asterisks in the text, three of which (pp. 115, 127 and 128) refer to sidenotes on those pages. Other asterisks will be seen in footnote references to outside sources. 4. Superscripts are represented by ^. 5. There are multiple instances of different spellings for the same word. Those have been retained. Obvious typos have been corrected. 6. Quote (") marks have been retained as in the original. 7. Footnote numbers cited as internal references have been changed from the original to conform to the footnote numbers in this document; and, where necessary, comments have been altered to reflect the format of this document without changing the intent. 8. Instances of accented letters have been changed as follows:
a. Pp. 505 and 506 - macron represented as wh[=e] b. P. 504 macron represented as aetat[=e] c. P. 506 macron represented as am[=o]gst d. Pp. 506 and 566 macron represented as n[=o]ber e. P. 564 macron represented as Beat[=o] f. P. 503 macron represented as cal[=e] g. P. 507 macron represented as Chan[=o] h. P. 507 macron represented as co[=u]try i. P. 507 macron represented as cond[=e]nation j. P. 507 macron represented as c[=o]spiracy k. P. 564 macron represented as Dr[=o]mond l. P. xiii macron represented as Joh[=a]nes m. P. 507 macron represented as l[=o]ger n. P. xli macron represented as m[=a] o. P. 505 macron represented as spr[=o]ge
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