” 94, note 2, line 9: for “Kupelwieser” read “von Kupelwieser.” ” ” note 2, line 10: for “Oesterreichen” read “Oesterreichs.” ” 98, line 6: for “shiek” read “sheik.” ” 104, lines 4 and 10: for “Jurischitz” read “Juritschitz.” ” ” note 1, line 1: for “Jurischitz” read “Juritschitz.” ” 105, line 3: for “Barbarosa” read “Barbarosa.” ” 109, note 6, line 1: omit “Grimeston,” and before “quoted” insert “Djelalzadek.” ” 110, line 5: for “over‐lenient” read same words without hyphen. ” 111, note 1: for “Abdurrahman” read “Abdurrahman.” ” ” note 2: for “Republique” read “république.” ” 112, note 3, line 2: for “Abdurrahman” read “Abdurrahman.” ” 116, line 16: for “Abdurrahman” read “Abdurrahman.” ” 118, fifth line from bottom: for “Sokolly” read “Sokolli.” ” 120, line 3: for “Ambasciatore” read “Ambasciatori.” ” ” _sub verbo_ “Aristarchi”: for “Legislation” read “Législation.” ” ” _sub verbo_ “Gévay”: for “Actenstücken” read “Actenstücke.” ” ” line 8: for “reglements” read “règlements.” ” ” line 14: for “Correspondence” read “Correspondance,” and for “Memoires” read “Mémoires.” ” ” line 16: for “Ambasadeurs” read “Ambassadeurs.” ” ” line 28: for “Venétiens” read “Vénétiens.” ” 121, _sub verbo_ “Busbecq” read “Busbequius.” ” ” _sub verbo_ “Hakluyt”: omit the whole line. ” ” line 17: for “Sclaven” read “Sklaven.” ” ” _sub verbo_ “Vambery” read “Vambéry.” ” ” _sub verbo_ “Abdurrahman” read “Abdurrahman.” ” ” _sub verbo_ “Abdurrahman”: insert a new title as follows: Armstrong, Edward, _The Emperor Charles V_. London, 1892. ” ” _sub verbo_ “Cahun”: for “Leon” read “Léon.” ” ” _sub verbo_ “Cantimir”: insert a new title as follows: Coxe, William, _History of the House of Austria_. London, 1899. ” 122, line 17, and line 31: for “Leipsig” read “Leipzig.” ” 123, _sub verbo_ “Hakluyt’s Voyages”: insert “Edition of 1812.” ” ” line 21: for “Memoires” read “Mémoires.” * * * * * * Transcriber’s note: Errors in ERRATA pages have been corrected and the pages moved to the end of the book. At least two instances of unpaired double quotation marks could not be corrected with confidence and were transcribed without change.