C4r, 0x2113 13. Crevat] Cravat
[NOTES]
These notes are of necessity selective and are chiefly concerned with the identification of persons. No attempt has been made to indicate the complex textual relationships of the two versions. Where detailed evidence for identifications is not given, the reader is referred to the article mentioned above.
[Title-page]. Parve ... quò-. Ovid, Tristia, I, i, 1-2.
[A2]v-[A3]v. The authors of the extracts are Dryden, Shadwell, Lacy, Lee, and Banks. The Banks extract is unlikely to have been in print for more than a few weeks at the time PdT was published. The corresponding list in PC is called "Quotations" and contains twenty-three passages of which only two reappear in PdT.
[A4]r: 15-16. Philip, the first Christian Emperour. Marcus Julius Philipus, c. 204-249.
P. [2]: 21-22. Yet ... Liberty. The press regained its liberty through the expiry of the Licensing Act in 1679. This passage does not occur in PC and may be one of the "Ingenious Person's" additions to PdT.
P. [3]: 28. Cris-cros-row. I.e., Christ-cross-row. The alphabet with a cross before it as represented in horn books.