And in the midst thereof, set[293] my soul going,
That at my funerals some may weeping cry,
"Even as he led his life, so did he die."
FOOTNOTES:
[287] "Artibus in dubio est haec sit an illa prior." Dyce suggests that Marlowe read "Artubus."
[288] Not in Isham copy or ed. A.
[289] Eds. B, C, "vast deep sea."
[290] The original has "saevus" (for which Marlowe seems to have read "suavis").
[291] Isham copy and ed. A "souldiour ... his," and in the next line "his blood."
[292] So Cunningham for—