diff --git a/data/bodin/livrep/bodin.livrep.perseus-eng1.xml b/data/bodin/livrep/bodin.livrep.perseus-eng1.xml
index 7aa53c2..eeb25ef 100644
--- a/data/bodin/livrep/bodin.livrep.perseus-eng1.xml
+++ b/data/bodin/livrep/bodin.livrep.perseus-eng1.xml
@@ -1589,10 +1589,10 @@
                      may give her authoritie so to do in the absence of her husband, or he refusing
                      so to doe. All undoubtfull arguments to shew the authoritie, power, and
                      commaund that the husband hath over his wife, by the lawes both of God and man:
-                     as also of the subjection, reverence, and obedience which <milestone n="H" unit="unspec"/>
+                     as also of the subiection, reverence, and obedience which <milestone n="H" unit="unspec"/>
                      the woman oweth unto her husband, in all honour and things
                      lawfull. Yet I doubt not, but that women in their matrimoniall contracts have
-                     sometimes used to covenant not to be in any thing subject unto their husbands:
+                     sometimes used to covenant not to be in any thing subiect unto their husbands:
                      but for as much as such covenants and agreements are contrarie to the lawes
                      both of God and man, as also unto publick honestie, they are not to bee
                      observed and kept, in such sort, as that no man can thereunto to be bound by
@@ -1606,7 +1606,7 @@
 
                      <hi rend="italic">CHAP. IIII.</hi> ¶ Of the power of a Father, and whether it
                      be meet for the Father to have power of life <milestone n="I" unit="unspec"/>
-                     and death ouer his children▪ as had the auntient Romans.</head>
+                     and death ouer his children, as had the auntient Romans.</head>
 
                   <p>