[ [499] Irresistible.
[ [500] Old ed. "change."
[ [501] Love.
[ [502] Old ed. "these."
[ [503] Scene: a wood near Carthage.
[ [504] Old ed. "shrowdes."
[ [505] A deer or other animal was said to "take soil" when it fled from its pursuers to the water. Dyce quotes from Cotgrave:—"Souil de sanglier. The soile of a wild Boare; the slough or mire wherein he hath wallowed."
[ [506] Far-fetched. There was a common proverb "far-fet and dear-bought is good for ladies."—Old ed. "far fet to the sea."
[ [507] Old ed. "for."
[ [508] The father of Anchises.