(Marlowe's copy read "novi.")
[348] "Desierat."
[349] "In vacuas auras." (The true reading is "aures.")
Elegia II.[350]
Ad amicam cursum equorum spectantem.
I sit not here the noble horse to see;
Yet whom thou favour'st, pray may conqueror be.
To sit and talk with thee I hither came,
That thou may'st know with love thou mak'st me flame.