the Cities and Mountaines hanging.” What shall wee thinke _marginal quotes continue through line beginning “shall wee”_ a propension in its subject _text reads “’its” with leading apostrophe_ But the position (say some) is directly against Scripture _opening parenthesis missing_ Scripturequæ cœlum pluribus realibus atque _“atque” written out (all other -que occurrences use ligature)_ more directly proved by _Mæslin_, _Keplar_, and _Galilæus_ _no comma after “Mæslin”_ it seemed most / likely to _Camillus Gloriosus_, _Th. Campanella_ _text has period (full stop) for comma_ too much for to vent at the first: the chiefe thing _text reads “at the first. the”_ the words of _Fienus_, as they are quoted by _Fromondus_ in the above cited place, _Possunt maximæ ..._ _text has “... cited place) _Possunt ...”_ _could also be:_ the words of _Fienus_ (as they are quoted by _Fromondus_ in the above cited place) _Possunt maximæ vespere Dominicæ Palmarum Anni 1605, in corpore Lunæ _text reads “Anni 1605. in corpore”_ And this was the opinion of the _Cardinal de Cusa_ _text reads “de cusa”_ but to lead us along from the knowledge of one thing to another _“a/long” printed at line break without hyphen_ Printer’s Errors: Invisible letters or punctuation marks, supplied from context, are shown in {braces}. 2{.} Grosse absurdities have beene entertained [Sidenote] _Plutarch. de t{r}anq. anim._ [Sidenote] _Lib. 9. Architecturæ{.}_ [Sidenote] Reinhold _comment. in Purb. Th{e}or. pag. 164._ [Sidenote] _In lib. de natur. rerum{.}_ [Sidenote] _De 4r. Coævis.... Exercit{.} 62._ [Sidenote] _Plut. de plac. phil. l. 2. c. 13{.}_] [Sidenote] _Ex qua parte luna est transpi{c}ua non totum secundum superfi{ci}em, [Sidenote] _Albert. mag. de {c}oævis. Q. 4. Art. 21._ [Sidenote] _S{c}alig. exercit. 62._ some others have thought it to be ver{y} much like a Fox Mihi autem dubium fuit nu{m}quam ... sese in conspectum da{t}uram But it may be againe obj{e}cted yet would the motion of i{t}s centre by an attractive vertue still hold it w{it}hin i{t}s convenient distance, so that whether their ear{t}h moved _“within”: “i” missing, “t” invisible_ You may see this truth assented unto by _Blancanus_ the J{e}suit and if you obj{e}ct that the light which is conveyed for he confesses himselfe that he saw this by the glasse{.} our earth appeares a{s} brigh{t} * * * * * Pagination: _Pages 177-192 (printed as 175-190) are all one error: The eight pages printed on one side of the sheet forming signature N were misnumbered by -2._ 118, 120 _read_ 18, 20 123 _reads_ 113 166 _reads_ 66 177, 180, 181, 184, 185, 188, 189, 192 _read_ 175, 178, 179, 182, 183, 186, 187, 190 209 _reads_ 107 210, 211 _read_ 208, 209 212, 213, 214 _no printed number_ 215 _reads_ 63 End of the Project Gutenberg EBook of The Discovery of a World in the Moone, by John Wilkins