Errata

them, at which time the Cross, and other pretended Reliques of St. Thomas were found at Meliapor, of which the Author gives the Legend, which leads him to give an Account of the Violences used by the Roman Catholicks to bring them to the Obedience of their Church, for that purpose erecting a Colledge at Cranganor, Anno 1546, and in the Year 1587, another to instruct them in the Chaldee and Syriack Tongues. The Extremes they there made me on, as the Author Observes, had like to have cost them all that they had in the Indies; and was the greatest cause of the War between the Portuguez and the Indians. There are several Remarkable Passages of the Jesuites Contrivances, and the Indians Resentment thereof, for which I refer to the Book, as less proper to our Design. The Author shews the Doctrines wherein the Church of Malabar agrees with that of England, and differs from the Roman. And concludes with the Acts and Decrees of the Synod of Diamper, with the occasion of its being called; which, with a Preface to a Missal imposed upon that Church by the Arch-Bishop Menezes, ends the whole Book. ERRATA. Numb. 208. Page 48. line 23. read Hyynon Dhwi, or Phynon Dhini. pag. 49. l. 17. r. Harlech. pag. 70. l. 17. r. 58 ½. LONDON: Printed for Sam. Smith, and Benj. Walford, Printers to the Royal Society, at the Prince's Arms in St. Paul's Church-yard. 1694.