To avoid
problems
with
the text, all the abbreviated words in this passage have been
written out in full.
the text, all the abbreviated words in this passage have been
written out in full.
John Donne
.
.
.
Page 65: 'A Ieat Ring Sent. ' Ieat = Jeat, probably jet,
a black semi-precious stone, popular in English costume
jewellery.
Page 95: Notes: Elegy X. 'S96' is given twice, with different
titles. Second entry possible error, but retained.
Page 251: The Author has placed the footnotes to the
sidenotes, in order, with the linenotes. This is probably the
least confusing place for them, so they have been retained
here.
Page 262: Printer's error: 'foveraigne' corrected to
'soveraigne'.
Page 276: Printer's error: _169-69_ corrected to _1639-69_.
"[176 them. _D_: them; _1633_, _1639-69_: them, _1635_]"
Pages 390-392: This Latin text contains a number of instances
of words ending in 'que', and a few instances (at the ends of
words) of the letter 'q' with an acute accent (stress mark)
and a subscript which looks like '3', but is 'Latin Small
Letter ET'.
This is a Mediaeval scribal abbreviation for 'que' (indicating
'and') at the ends of certain words.
To avoid problems with
the text, all the abbreviated words in this passage have been
written out in full.
Page 405, line note 133: _OF_ corrected to _O'F_. Probable
printer's error.
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Page 65: 'A Ieat Ring Sent. ' Ieat = Jeat, probably jet,
a black semi-precious stone, popular in English costume
jewellery.
Page 95: Notes: Elegy X. 'S96' is given twice, with different
titles. Second entry possible error, but retained.
Page 251: The Author has placed the footnotes to the
sidenotes, in order, with the linenotes. This is probably the
least confusing place for them, so they have been retained
here.
Page 262: Printer's error: 'foveraigne' corrected to
'soveraigne'.
Page 276: Printer's error: _169-69_ corrected to _1639-69_.
"[176 them. _D_: them; _1633_, _1639-69_: them, _1635_]"
Pages 390-392: This Latin text contains a number of instances
of words ending in 'que', and a few instances (at the ends of
words) of the letter 'q' with an acute accent (stress mark)
and a subscript which looks like '3', but is 'Latin Small
Letter ET'.
This is a Mediaeval scribal abbreviation for 'que' (indicating
'and') at the ends of certain words.
To avoid problems with
the text, all the abbreviated words in this passage have been
written out in full.
Page 405, line note 133: _OF_ corrected to _O'F_. Probable
printer's error.
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Volume I, by John Donne
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