Calendar of State Papers Relating To English Affairs in the Archives of Venice, Volume 6, 1555-1558. Originally published by Her Majesty's Stationery Office, London, 1877.
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Errata
Page xxiii, line 6, for “1555” read “1556.”
Page 42, line 13, for “in France” read “with the Emperor.”
Page 207, line 12, for “Steward” read “Howard.”
Page 286, line 6, after “congregation” insert “the Pope.”
Page 345, No. 392, in margin and at foot, for “Feb. 15” read “Feb. 22.”
Page 428, line 11, for “Michiel” read “Michel”; and dele last footnote.
Page 451, footnote, for “Jallese” read “Gallese.”
Page 556, footnote, for “Badoer” read “Navagero.”
Page 610, last line, for “Alessandro” read “Ranuccio.”
Page 831, margin, after “Dec. 1” add “742a.”
Page 968, note, for “Haiterive” read “Hauterive.”
Page 1214, margin, for “July 24” read “July 10.”
Page 1214, margin, for “July 10” read “July 24.”
Page 1372, footnote, line 2, for “Parma” read “Ferrara.”
Page 1452, line 41, for “State” read “stale.”
Page 1500, line 19, for “1235” read “1235a.”
Page 1532, footnote, for “Philip II.” read “Charles V.”
Page 1562, line 7, for “tithes” read “tenths.”
Page 1615, footnote†. This refers to the word “father” on p. 1616, l. 17.
In Vol. V.:—
Page 329, footnote, for “Querini” read “Grimani.”
Page 329, footnote, for “successor” read “coadjutor.”
Page 330, line 6, for “Querini” read “Grimani.”