what soeuer is tolde in the oracion be shewed him in a table. [_in context, “table” looks like an error for either “tale” or “fable”, but it means picture (Latin _tabula_)_] the grekes says dracontes in the genitiue case [_Latin _draco, draconis_; Greek δρακων, δρακοντος (_drakôn, drakontos_)_] Errors: what plante wyll bee as the owener or [or or] They lerne to loke fierslie, the learne to loue the swearde [_text unchanged: “the” error for “they/thei”?_] What thynke ye then is to be looked for [is to de] a yonge man behauinge hym selfe [behaninge] Straight waye the colt of a lusty courage [Sraight] so be there also of sciences. [_text has “sci-/cences” at line break_] were not made by Hesiodus. [_final . missing_] thought it to be of Hesiodus doing. [_final . missing_] And hẽce we ought [hece] things y^t be naught. [_final . missing_] Nowe is thys theyr onlye care [_one printing has “thyer”_] dayntines hathe perswaded vs to comune this office [_one printing has “commit”_] more easelye by feare, that one brought vp [_text unchanged: “that” error for “then/than”?_] hym to whome he committed the chyefe rule of hys colledge, surnamed of the thynge [_text unchanged_] theyr seruauntes, and their threatnynges, [threatnynges,,] After suche daynties, they exercysed suche lozdelynes. [_text unchanged: “z” may be intended for some other letter_] When the sicknes of the body was somewhat put away [sickens] these things be alowed of suche as haue [suche is] But if he be of hye degre [_“if” invisible in one printing_] I wil braule no more [wll] fayries, witches, nightmares wood men and gyauntes [_punctuation unchanged_] that so in manner they myghte eate vp their letters [_final “t” in “that” invisible_] of laboure from chyldren, And howe muche [_punctuation unchanged_] they feele not labour, It shal be the masters parte [_punctuation unchanged_] a thyng far more precious. Let vs [_text has “preci-//Let” at page break; “ous” supplied from catchword_] it wyl be ouercoued wyth vyce [_text unchanged: error for “overcouered”?_] End of Project Gutenberg's The Education of Children, by Desiderius Erasmus