Scan 762; printed 650; sequence 662; image block155-source-762.png. Only closing passage beginning And if it were not yet enough, through make a; sentence continues on763. All762 margins already included154.

Scan 763; printed 651; sequence 663; image block155-source-763.png. All body and four margins b,star,dagger,o. Preserve printed Eumo, illerate, Nicholhausen and Wartzburge. Ovid verse has two lines; marginal o referring to Cicero retains printed position at verse, explained in Editor note. Final Latin continues onto764.

Scan 764; printed 652; sequence 664; image block155-source-764.png. All body and six margins l,dagger,e,f,star,g. Two single-line verses and one two-line verse. Translate all Latin and preserve separate English restatements. Retain nonchronological emperor list; modern Iovinianus becomes Jovian with note.

Scan 765; printed 653; sequence 665; image block155-source-765.png. All body and five margins h,i,k,l,m. Preserve polemical language and printed references with explanations. Last sentence continues onto766.

Scan 766; printed 654; sequence 666; image block155-source-766.png. All body and five margins n,o,p,q,r. Enlarged crop confirms Kemnisius. Horace and Petronius excerpts are inline, not displayed verse. Preserve printed Arian, interpreted as Arius with note. Last sentence continues onto767.

Scan 767; printed 655; sequence 667; image block155-source-767.png. Opening continuation through be canonized for Saints, with margin s only. Scan confirms Lampridius vita ejus, not Herodian. Normalize long s in bumbast. Stop before Now when they are truly possessed with blinde zeal; margins dagger/t,u,x,y accompany156.

Opening words: And if it were not yet enough, by Priests and Politicians to delude mankind

Closing words: be canonized for Saints.

Passages DJR-156-01 to DJR-156-38

Source page labels: 655–658, 651 [659] (sequence 667–671). Scan pages: 767, 768, 769, 770, 771.

Scan 767; printed 655; sequence 667; image block156-source-767.png. Begin second paragraph Now when they are truly possessed with blinde zeal. All remaining body and five margins dagger,t,u,x,y. Margin s belongs155. Ends partway through sentence continued768.

Scan 768; printed 656; sequence 668; image block156-source-768.png. All body and six margins z,a,b,c,d,e. Guatinerius verified in enlarged crop; retain melancholichum in margin d. Latin translated and separate English retained. Final melancholy split across page break is joined.

Scan 769; printed 657; sequence 669; image block156-source-769.png. All body and twelve margins f,g,h,i,first dagger,star,k,l,m,second dagger,n,o. Both dagger references retained separately. Loosely positioned margin m attached to explanatory clause on visions. Preserve printed Cornic., An.185 and ten-day return of Er; notes distinguish discrepancies and uncertainties. Final sentence continues770.

Scan 770; printed 658; sequence 670; image block156-source-770.png. All body and four margins p,q,r,s. Preserve p’s printed position before before they gave any answers; its text corresponds to following Strabo. Finish Subsection2; retain Subsection3 heading and synopsis as two structural units. Preserve componere in s. Opening symptoms discussion continues771.

Scan 771; printed 651 [659]; sequence 671; image block156-source-771.png. All body and three margins t,u,x through Gentiles, Mahometans, Jews, &c. Printed651 occupies659. Inline Latin retained on left and translated on right; Cicero wording identified as adaptation of On Ends1.60. Stop before772 Of these symptomes.

Opening words: Now when they are truly possessed with blinde zeal, and nusled with superstition

Closing words: Gentiles, Mahometans, Jews, &c.

Passages DJR-157-01 to DJR-157-47

Source page labels: 660–665 (sequence 672–677). Scan pages: 772, 773, 774, 775, 776, 777.

Scan 772; printed 660; sequence 672; image block157-source-772.png. All body from Of these symptomes through the sentence continued773; four margins y,dagger,z,a. Printed660 (not690 as previously misread). Juvenal Latin verse and separate English rendering preserved.

Scan 773; printed 661; sequence 673; image block157-source-773.png. All body, continuing to Pilats souldiers on774. Seven margins b,c,dagger,d,e,f,g. Preserve ten times in body against decem decies in b. Printed per funem aureum and Romans10.2 verified. Damaged Act.19 marginal final digit qualified.

Scan 774; printed 662; sequence 674; image block157-source-774.png. All body and four margins h,star,first dagger,second dagger. Final sentence continues775. All Latin translated; confessional allegations distinguished in explanatory notes.

Scan 775; printed 663; sequence 675; image block157-source-775.png. All body and eight margins first star,second star,first dagger,i,second dagger,third dagger,third star,fourth dagger. Preserve consubstantiation, humanâ ratio, Samsatus Isphocanis and Hossman. Prudentius verse retained. Final monstrous joins776.

Scan 776; printed 664; sequence 676; image block157-source-776.png. All body and five margins first dagger,k,second dagger,third dagger,star. Zürich1494 preserved. Full catalogue of gods and Maximus paraphrase retained. End introduces verse on777.

Scan 777; printed 665; sequence 677; image block157-source-777.png. Opening Prudentius verse, catalogue of functional deities and Latin/English couplets only, ending Hils, seas and rivers, God was this and that. Retain equis soleatis and miserabile. Stop before And which was most absurd. No777marginalia in scope.

Opening words: Of these symptomes some be general, some particular to each private sect

Closing words: Hils, seas and rivers, God was this and that.

Passages DJR-158-01 to DJR-158-42

Source page labels: 665–669 (sequence 677–681). Scan pages: 777, 778, 779, 780, 781.

Scan 777; printed 665; sequence 677; image block158-source-777.png. Body from And which was most absurd through the sentence continuing on778. All five margins: first dagger, second dagger, star, l, third dagger. Earlier body above the start was completed in157. Apuleius margin retains the printed corrupt forms, with qualification.

Scan 778; printed 666; sequence 678; image block158-source-778.png. All body and six margins: first dagger, star, second dagger, third dagger, fourth dagger, m. All Latin translated and separate English restatements retained.

Scan 779; printed 667; sequence 679; image block158-source-779.png. All body and nine margins: first star, first dagger, n, a, second star, b, second dagger, third dagger, third star. Preserve nine bulls in body against hundred bulls in margin; Marcus Julianus and Lactantius2.6 retained and explained. Sanubius/subcis. remain unresolved.

Scan 780; printed 668; sequence 680; image block158-source-780.png. All body and eight margins: c, d, e, first star, second star, third star, p, dagger. Direct scan reads408synagogues. Retain Strabo book4 and thousand oaks with qualifications; checked Strabo14.1.5 does not confirm the oak claim. Acosta comparisons identify differences in geography, figures and idol ingredients.

Scan 781; printed 669; sequence 681; image block158-source-781.png. Body through no torture like to it, none so continuate, so generall, so destructive, so violent. All ten margins: q, r, dagger, s, t, u, x, star, y, z. Propertius couplet preserves two source lines. Direct scan reads12000. Cleombrotus conflation and Pliny/Plutarch discrepancy retained and annotated. Final paragraph beginning In this superstitious row remains for159; no781marginalia remain.

Opening words: And which was most absurd, they made gods upon such ridiculous occasions

Closing words: no torture like to it, none so continuate, so generall, so destructive, so violent.

Passages DJR-159-01 to DJR-159-50

Source page labels: 669–675 (sequence 681–687). Scan pages: 781, 782, 783, 784, 785, 786, 787.

Scan 781; printed 669; sequence 681; image block159-source-781.png. Final paragraph beginning In this superstitious row. Earlier body and all marginalia on this page were completed in Block 158; no marginal entries included here.

Scan 782; printed 670; sequence 682; image block159-source-782.png. All body and six margins: a, b, c, d, e, f. Job 4.10, 160 villages, miles and the emperor falling dead are retained and annotated against primary parallels. Body continues onto 783.

Scan 783; printed 671; sequence 683; image block159-source-783.png. All body and eight margins: g, h, i, k, dagger, l, m, n. Muslim customs, Ganges bathing and Mecca tomb claims distinguished. Busbecq Greek boy/snails and ambassador discrepancies annotated. Body continues onto 784.

Scan 784; printed 672; sequence 684; image block159-source-784.png. All body and five margins: star, o, p, q, r. Extra caulem and plural addicti retained. Horace verse has one source line. Magallianus chapter 16 retained and flagged. Body continues onto 785.