-
ancient borough town of
Stamford in Lincolnshire ... and
without sensible errour may
serve the 3.
kingdoms of England, Scotland, and Ireland. London: J.L...
- Lady of the
Green Kirtle in The
Silver Chair recalls both the snake-woman
Errour in The
Faerie Queene and Satan's
transformation into a
snake in Paradise...
- also for
words where the u has
since been dropped: amb****adour, emperour,
errour, governour, horrour, inferiour, mirrour, perturbatour, superiour, tenour...
- the
Netherlands in 1824. It was a
fatall and
never enough to be
repented errour of our
President and
Council of Fort St.
George [Madras] to
break all our...
- or occasions, and an
almost total want of
political decorum, were the
errours [sic] by
which he was most hurt in the
public opinion: and
those through...
- (such as error) or the -er
ending (such as member) were once
spelled -our (
errour) and -re (membre) respectively,
though this
change did not
happen as completely...
-
Redcrosse Knight and his lady Una
travel together when he
defeats the
monster Errour. Then they
travel separately after the
wizard Archimago,
using a
false dream...
-
latter work was in
response to
Robert Baillie's A
Dissuasive against the
Errours of the Time
published in 1645.
Baillie was a
Presbyterian minister who...
- of cap and surplice,
which they
regarded as "outward
badges of
Popish errours", be made optional. James, however,
equated English Puritans with Scottish...
-
folliries and misinformations,
which would sometimes guid him into the
paths of
errour". A
large part of the "Lives" was
published in 1813 as
Letters Written by...
