FOOTNOTES:
[2644] Act v. Scene i.] Capell. Act v. Scene ii. Pope. See note (XIV).
The woods ... cave.] Capell, substantially.
[2645] Enter ...] Dyce. Enter Poet and Painter. Ff. Enter ... Timon behind unseen. Capell.
[2646] As ... abides.] Prose in F1. Two lines, the first ending farre, in F2 F3 F4.
[2647] cannot] can't Pope.
[2648] What's ... thee?] Prose in Pope. Irregular lines in Ff.
[2649] Phrynia] Rowe (ed. 2). Phrinica F1. Phrinia F2 F3 F4.
Timandra] Timandylo F1.
[2650] try for] tryal for Pope. tryal of Theobald (ed. 2).
[2651] purposes ... they] purses ... we Collier (Collier MS.). purses ... they Keightley conj.
[2652] best. Promising] best. Promising, F1. best Promising, F2 F3. best, Promising F4.
[2653] of saying] om. Pope. of paying Anon. conj.
quite] quiet F2.
[2654] [Timon ... behind.] Edd. Enter Timon from his Cave. Ff. Re-enter Timon from his cave, unseen. Pope. Re-enter ... unseen, but overhearing him. Hanmer. The stage direction of Ff transferred to the beginning of the scene by Capell, who first marks Timon's speeches as 'Aside.'
[2655] is] om. Pope.
[2656] Poet. Nay ... late. Pain. True; ... Come.] Ff. Pain. Nay ... late. Poet. True; ... Come. Hanmer. Poet. Nay ... late. Pain. True. Poet. While the day ... Come. Theobald.
[2657] When] While Pope.
black-corner'd] black-corneted Hanmer. black-cornette Warburton conj. black-coroned Farmer conj. MS. black-coned Anon. ap. Steevens conj. black-crowned Mason conj. black correned Becket conj. dark-horned Jackson conj. black-cover'd Collier, ed. 2 (Anon. ap. Steevens conj.). black-curtain'd Singer conj. black-garner'd or black 'coutred Anon. conj.
[2658] Come] om. Capell.
[going towards to the Cave. Capell.
[2659] I'll ... feed!] As in Capell. The lines end turne: ... worshipt ... feede? in Ff.
[2660] worshipp'd ... temple] worshipped In baser temples Pope.
[2661] feed] do feed Pope.
[2662] foam] wave Theobald.
[2663] worship] Rowe. worshipt F1 F2 F3. worship't F4.
[2664] aye Be] Rowe (ed. 2). aye: Be Ff.
[2665] Fit I] 'Tis fit I Rowe. 'Fit I do Capell.
[Coming forward.] Puts himself in their way. Capell. Advancing. Malone. om. Ff.
[2666] Have ... men?] One line in Rowe. Two in Ff.
[2667] open] om. Rowe, reading Sir, ... tasted as one line.
tasted] tested F2.
[2668] Whose ... spirits!—] For whose most thankless natures (abhorr'd spirits!) Hanmer.
[2669] enough—] Rowe. enough, F2 F3 F4. enough: Dyce. See note (XV).
[2670] to you] even to you Hanmer, ending lines 60-64 nobleness ... I'm rapt ... this ... words.
[2671] whole] om. Hanmer.
I am] I'm Pope.
[2672] cover ... ingratitude] As in Ff. One line in Pope.
[2673] Let ... better] One line in Pope. Two in Ff.
go naked, men] Theobald. go, Naked men Ff.
[2674] them] men Theobald conj.
[2675] travail'd] F1 F2. travel'd F3 F4.
great] om. Hanmer.
[2676] you are] you're Pope.
men] man F1.
[2677] We ... service] One line in Pope. Two in Ff.
We are] We're Pope.
[2678] Most ... you] One line in Pope. Two in Ff.
[2679] What ... gold] Two lines in Pope. Four in Ff.
[2680] Ye're] Dyce. Y'are Ff. You're Capell. You are Steevens.
ye've] Dyce. Y'have Ff. You've Rowe. you have Steevens.
[2681] I am] I'm Pope.
ye're] Dyce. y'are Ff. you're Capell. you are Steevens.
[2682] nor] and Capell.
[2683] men] F1. man F2 F3 F4.
[2684] thou'rt] Rowe. th'art F1 F2. tha'rt F3 F4.
[2685] [To the Poet. Hanmer.
[2686] honest-natured] Hyphened by Rowe.
[2687] 'tis] om. Pope.
[2688] never] Ff. ne'er Pope.
[2689] Ay, ... dissemble,] One line in Rowe. Two in Ff.
[2690] love] yet love Capell.
feed him] and feed him Pope. feed him, and Keightley.
[2691] Keep] Keep him Heath conj.
[2692] Nor I] Nor I, my lord Steevens conj.
[2693] Look ... gold,] One line in Pope. Two in Ff.
[2694] a draught] F1. draught F2 F3 F4. the draught Rowe.
[2695] You ... company:] One line in Pope. Two in Ff.
but] not Hanmer. both Jackson conj.
in] is Collier MS.
[2696] apart] F3 F4. a part F1 F2.
[2697] two villains] four villains Seymour conj.
[To the Painter. Pope.
[2698] reside] Rowe. recide Ff.
[To the Poet. Pope.
[2699] you] F1. ye F2 F3 F4.
[2700] [To Painter] Edd. (Globe ed.). om. Ff.
You have work] F3 F4. You have worke F1 F2. You have work'd Hanmer. You have done work Malone. You've worked Steevens conj. You have worked Keightley.
there's] Ff. there's your Pope. there is your Johnson. there is Capell.
payment] payment for ye Anon. conj.
hence] F1. thence F2 F3 F4.
[To Poet] Edd. (Globe ed.). om. Ff.
[2701] [Beats....] Staunton. Beating and driving 'em out. Rowe. Exeunt. Ff. Exit beating and driving 'em out. Hanmer.
[2702] Scene III. Pope. Scene II. The same. Capell.
in] F3 F4. om. F1 F2.
[2703] part] pact Dyce ed. 2 (S. Walker conj.).
[2704] chance] F3 F4. chanc'd F1. chanc'e F2.
[2705] Peace ... here!] Spoken by one of the Senators. Staunton conj.
Lord] F1. om. F2 F3 F4.
[2706] Timon....] Enter Timon out of his Cave. Ff.
[2707] Thou ... hang'd] One line in Hanmer. Two in Ff.
comfort'st] Pope. comforts F1. comfort F2 F3 F4.
[2708] as a cauterizing] Rowe. as a Cantherizing F1. as a catherizing F2 F3 F4. cauterizing Pope. cancerizing Capell. as a cancering Steevens conj. as a cancerizing Rann (Steevens conj.). as a cauter Lettsom conj. See note (XVI).
cauterizing to the] cancer in the Anon. apud Rann conj.
[2709] Of ... Timon.] One line in Pope. Two in Ff.
[2710] I thank ... plague,] One line in Pope. Two in Ff.
[2711] general, gross] Pope. generall grosse Ff. general-gross Dyce, ed. 2 (S. Walker conj.).
[2712] Which now] And now Hanmer. But now Capell.
[2713] sense] sence Rowe. since Ff.
[2714] its] it's Rowe. it Ff.
fail] Capell. fall Ff. fault Hanmer.
restraining] refraining Johnson conj.
[2715] send] Ff. sends Rowe.
sorrowed render] Ff. sorrowed tender Pope. sorrow's tender Hanmer. sorrows' tender Capell. sorrow'd render. Dyce.
[2716] Together with] Rowe. Together, with Ff.
[2717] weigh ... dram;] weigh. Down by the dram, Johnson.
[2718] down ... As] ay, ev'n such heaps And sums of love and wealth, down by the dram, As Johnson conj.
[2719] in thee] instead Anon. conj.
[2720] Allow'd] Pope. Allowed Ff. Hallow'd Warburton.
[2721] so] om. Pope.
[2722] the approaches] th' approaches F1. h'approaches F2 F3 F4.
[2723] Timon,—] Timon— Rowe. Timon. Ff.
[2724] sir; thus:] sir; thus— Theobald. sir thus: Ff. sir, thus— Rowe.
[2725] But] om. Pope.
[2726] him,] him,— Hanmer.
[2727] whittle] whistle Becket conj.
[2728] at] in Hanmer.
[2729] reverend'st] reverends F1.
[2730] prosperous] phosphorus Jackson conj.
[2731] Why, I ... epitaph:] Why, I ... epitaph, Pope. Why I ... epitaph, Ff.
[2732] wreck] Hanmer. wracke F1 F2. wrack F3 F4.
[2733] bruit] F3 F4. bruite F1 F2. brute Rowe.
[2734] countrymen,—] Capell. countreymen. Ff.
[2735] These ... them.] One line in Pope. Prose in Ff.
thorough] thorow Ff. thro' Rowe.
them] om. Anon. conj.
[2736] aches, losses] F4. aches losses F1 F2 F3.
[2737] throes] F4. throwes F1 F2 F3.
[2738] voyage] voyages Pope.
I will] say, I will S. Walker conj., ending the lines will ... prevent ... well.
do them] om. Steevens conj. do 'em S. Walker conj.
[2739] some ... teach] do Some kindness to them, teach Pope, ending the lines do ... prevent.
[2740] I'll ... to] I will ... How to Anon. conj., ending the lines voyage, ... them ... wrath.
[2741] he ... again.] Omitted by Hanmer, reading Wild ... well as one line.
[2742] sequence] F1. frequence F2 F3 F4.
[2743] take his] make Long MS. make his Staunton conj.
haste] taste Pope. tatch Warburton conj. MS. halter Collier (Collier MS.).
[2744] Trouble ... him] One line in Pope. Two, the first ending shall, in Ff.
Trouble] Vex Pope.
[2745] Who] F1. Which F2 F3 F4. Whom Malone.
[2746] sour] Rowe. foure F1 F2. four F3 F4. your S. Walker conj.
[2747] [Retires ...] Dyce. Exit Timon. Ff.
[2748] His ... nature.] Arranged as in Capell. Prose in Ff. One line in Pope.
[2749] unremoveably] om. Pope.
[2750] nature] his nature Pope.
[2751] dear] F4. deere F1 F2. deer F3. dead Rowe. dread Hanmer. near Anon. conj.
[2752] Scene II.] Dyce. Scene IV. Pope. Scene III. Capell.
Before....] Edd. The walls.... Rowe. Athens. A Council-Chamber. Capell.
[2753] two ... and....] two other ... with.... Ff.
[2754] thy] they F2.
I have] I've Dyce (ed. 2).
[2755] Besides ... approach.] As in Pope. One line in Ff.
[2756] courier] Rowe. currier Ff.
one] once Upton conj.
[2757] Whom] Ff. Who Pope. And Hanmer. When Singer (ed. 2).
in general] on several Singer (ed. 2).
[2758] made ... force] had ... force Hanmer. took ... truce Staunton conj.
[2759] made] bade Jackson conj.
[2760] Enter....] Capell. Enter the other Senators. Ff, after moved.
[2761] Third. Sen.] 1. S. Capell.
[2762] enemies'] Theobald (ed. 2). enemies Ff. enemy's Delius.
[2763] foes] foe's Johnson.
[2764] Scene III.] Dyce. Scene V. Johnson. Scene IV. Capell. Warburton continues the Scene. Pope puts the whole in the margin.
[2765] The woods.... Enter....] The woods. A rude Tomb seen. Enter.... Capell. Enter a Souldier in the Woods, seeking Timon. Ff.
[2766] Who's] F3 F4. Whose F1. Whos F2.
[spying the Tomb. Capell.
[2767] See note (XVII).
who] he Capell.
[2768] read] F3 F4. reade F1 F2. rear'd Theobald (Warburton). did Anon. conj. (Gent. Mag. Vol. LX. p. 127). made Delius.
there does] here does Theobald (Warburton). here did Capell (MS. correction).
not live] no live F2. not lye Capell conj.
[2769] Dead ... wax] As in Ff. Three lines in Capell, ending tomb ... take ... wax. Three lines in Singer (ed. 1), ending grave ... character ... wax.
[2770] Scene IV.] Dyce. Scene II. Rowe. Scene V. Pope.
Before....] Theobald.
[2771] Enter....] Enter Alcibiades with his Powers before Athens. Ff.
[2772] [A parley....] Parley sounded. Capell. Sounds a Parly. Ff.
[2773] Enter Senators....] Enter Senators &c.... Capell. The Senators appeare.... Ff.
[2774] strong] stung S. Walker conj.
[2775] of] F1. to F2 F3 F4.
[2776] ingratitude] ingratitudes Capell.
[2777] their] its Hanmer.
[2778] means] 'mends Theobald.
[2779] griefs] Theobald. greefe F1 F2. grief F3 F4.
[2780] Shame ... excess] Theobald. (Shame that they wanted, cunning in excesse) F1. Shame (that they wanted cunning in excesse) F2 F3 F4. Shame that they wanted coming in excess Johnson conj.
[2781] March,] March on, oh Pope.
[2782] And ... spotted.] Put in the margin by Pope.
[2783] All] We all Hanmer.
[2784] it is ... take,] is't not severe to take? Collier (Collier MS.).
[2785] revenges ... like] Steevens (1778). revenge ... like Ff. revenge ... like to Pope.
[2786] all together] F3 F4. altogether F1. al together F2.
[2787] thou'lt] thoul't F4. thou't F1 F2 F3.
[2788] Descend] Defend F1.
[2789] Timon's] Timon Hanmer.
[2790] render'd to your] Dyce (Chedworth conj.). remedied to your F1. remedied by your F2 F3 F4. remedied by Pope. remedied to Johnson. remedy'd, to your Malone. remitted to your Singer (ed. 2.). See note (XVIII).
[2791] [The Senators....] Malone. Senators come from the Walls, and deliver their keys to Alcibiades. Capell. om. Ff.
Enter Soldier.] Capell. Enter a Soldier. Theobald. Enter a Messenger. Ff.
[2792] his] the Pope (ed. 2).
[2793] Interprets] Interpreteth Pope.
poor] poorer S. Walker conj. (withdrawn).
[2794] Alcib. [Reads] Alcibiades reades the Epitaph. Ff.
[2795] wicked] F1. om. F2 F3 F4.
[2796] alive] F1. om. F2 F3 F4.
[2797] pass and] F1. om. F2 F3 F4.]
gait] Johnson. gate Ff. gaite Pope.
[2798] abhorr'dst] abhorred'st Rowe.
human] Rowe. humane Ff.
[2799] brain's] Steevens. braines F1 F2 F3. brains F4. brine's Hanmer. brains' Dyce, ed. 2 (S. Walker conj.).
[2800] grave ... Dead] Ff. grave.—On: faults forgiven.—Dead Theobald. grave our faults—forgiv'n, since dead Hanmer. grave.—One fault's forgiven.—Dead Tyrwhitt conj.
[2801] use] twine S. Walker conj. prune Anon. conj.