The most notable Antiquity of Great Britain, vulgarly called Stone-Heng, on Salisbury Plain / Restored by Inigo Jones Esquire, Architect Generall to the late King

Chapter 4: Errata.

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An architect's treatise reconstructs and analyzes Stonehenge, offering measured descriptions, proportional and geometric arguments, and comparative references to classical monuments. It surveys historical opinions, contests attribution to Druids, and proposes a reasoned restoration based on field observation and continental experience. The work blends antiquarian description, architectural theory, and illustrative reconstruction to defend and elucidate the monument's original design and construction.

Errata.

Folio 10. line 6. These words,
[The Romans overthrew not the Temples, or razed to the Foundations, any of the sacred structures of the Druid’s and Britans made of stone, or other materials, which he might as readily have done, if they had used any such: but positively,] should have been printed in the ordinary letter.

Fo.	Line	Read
18	22	was
28	4	Cappa
38	19	Mercians
49	37	streit
50	1	streit
80	23	the roofe

Transcriber’s Notes:

Blank pages have been removed.
Special font used: “Old English Text MT”.