_PAge 15, Line 17, Read_ deside. _l. 28 r. dignità, 18. 6. r. Spina Longa, 21 l. 12. r._ DETECTED. _24 l. 23, r. It'aser. 30. 14. dele and. 58. l. 17. Essendo. l. 21. promessa per gli suoi Profeti e padri nostri. 59. l. 2. r. digjuni. 66. 11. r._ should be wrought. _77. l. 18. r._ not onely. _85. 22. r._ one that (as it was said). _93. l. 22. r._ tenor. _97.15. dele_ which, and read _it. 99. 7. r._ As that. _110. l. 12. r. Cymeterie._ * * * * * THE END [Illustration: Title decoration] THE HISTORY OF _SABATAI SEVI_, The Pretended _Messiah_ of the _Jewes_, In the Year of our _Lord_, 1666. The _Third Impostor_. According to the Predictions of several _Christian_ Writers, especially of such who Comment on the _Apocalyps_, or Revelations, this Year of 1666 was to prove a Year of Wonders, of strange Revolutions in the World, and particularly of Blessing to the _Jewes_, either in respect of their Conversion to the _Christian_ Faith, or of their Restoration to their Temporal Kingdome: This Opinion was so dilated, and fixt in the Countreys of the Reformed Religion, and in the Heads of Phanatical _Enthusiasts_, who Dreamed of a Fift Monarchy, the downfall of the _Pope_, and _Antichrist_, and the Greatness of the _Jewes_: In so much, that this subtile People judged this Year the time to stir, and to fit their Motion according to the season of the Modern Prophesies; whereupon strange Reports flew from place to place, of the March of Multitudes of People from unknown parts into the remote Desarts of _Arabia_, supposed to be the _Ten Tribes_ and _halfe_, lost for so many Ages. That a Ship was arrived in the Northern parts of _Scotland_ with her Sailes and Cordage of Silke, Navigated by Mariners who spake nothing but _Hebrew_; with this Motto on their Sailes, _The Twelve Tribes of Israel_. These Reportes agreeing thus near to former Predictions, put the wild sort of the World into an expectation of strange Accidents, this year should produce in reference to the _Jewish_ Monarchy.