"That were as white as is the Scithian snow."
[382] "Dominumque vocavit."
[383] So Isham copy and ed. A.—Eds. B, C "When."
[384] "Flava Chlide."
[385] So Isham copy and ed. A.—Eds. B, C "we had."
[386] The verb "embase" or "imbase" is frequently found in the sense of "abase." Here the meaning seems to be "weakened, enfeebled." (Ovid's words are "Sagave pœnicea defixit nomina cera.")
[387] So Isham copy and ed. A ("needle points").—Eds. B, C "needles' points."
[388] So Isham copy and ed. A.—Eds. B, C "The."
[389] "Turpiter."
[390] Neglected.