Chapter I: §1

“I have long since publih’d an ample account” changed to
“I have long since publish’d an ample account” on page 1

Footnote 9:1

“Fumefugium” changed to “Fumifugium”

Chapter II §1

“Columella, 1. 3. c. 5.” changed to “Columella, l. 3. c. 5.” on page 12

Footnote 14:1

The latin quotation starting “Proinde nemus sparsa” is not marked as a
footnote in the original, but clearly belongs to footnote marker 1 on
page 14.

Chapter II §2
“which washes and drives away the mould” changed to
“(which washes and drives away the mould” on page 15

Chapter II §7

“noble person has affur’d me” changed to
“noble person has assur’d me” on page 23

Chapter II §9

“And these _terrœ-filii_, are” changed to
“And these _terræ-filii_, are” on page 28

“The _glandiferœ_, oaks and ilex’s yield acorns” changed to
“The _glandiferæ_, oaks and ilex’s yield acorns” on page 29

œ ligatures changed to æ on page 29 in
“are the _nuciferæ_, &c. to the _coniferæ_, _resiniferæ_, _squammiferæ_,
&c. belong the whole tribe of cedars, firs, pines, &c. apples, pears,
quinces, and several other _edulæ_ fruits; peaches, abricots, plums, &c.
are reduc’d to the _pomiferæ_: The _bacciferæ_, are such as produce
kernels, sorbs, cherries, holley, bays, laurell, yew, juniper, elder,
&c. and all the berry-bearers. The _genistæ_ in general, and such as
bear their seeds in cods, come under the tribe of _siliquosæ_:”

“are such at bed their seeds” changed to
“are such as bed their seeds” on page 30

Chapter III §1

“φυλλινὸν ϛὲφανον” changed to “φυλλινὸν ϛέφανον” on page 31

Chapter III §2

“Φὰγος” changed to “Φάγος” on page 32

Chapter III §4

“Τὰ γὰρ ὲν ὰνέμῳ” changed to “Τὰ γὰρ ἐν ἀνέμῳ” and
“πλεῖον γυμναζόμευα δέὑδρα οτερέα” changed to
“πλεῖον γυμναζόμενα δένδρα οτερέα” on page 37.

Footnote 41:2

There are two markers for footnote 1 on page 41. The second marker
is clearly intended to mark footnote 2.