The Works of Christopher Marlowe, Vol. 3 (of 3)

by Christopher Marlowe

FOOTNOTES:

[685] The inverted iron horns or tubes, a few of which still remain on lamp-posts and gates, were formerly used as extinguishers to the torches which were thrust into them.

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INDEX TO THE NOTES.

• affects, iii. [60]
• again, ii. 161
• a-good, ii. 49
• air of life, ii. 217
• Albertus, i. 220.
• Alcides' post, i. 105
• a-life, iii. [175]
• Alleyn, Edward, ii. 6
• Almain rutters, i. 112
• amorous, i. 121
• Antwerp, blockade of, i. 217
• aphorisms, i. 213
• appointed, ii. 190
• approve, iii. [263]
• Aquarius, iii. [279]
• Arden of Feversham, quoted, ii. 89
• argins, i. 149
• Ariosto, incident taken from, i. 177
• artier, i. 45
• axes, iii. [255]
• azur'd, i. 276
• bable, iii. [299]
• Badgeth, i. 115
• baiting, iii. [99]
• ballace, ii. 335
• bandy, ii. 125
• Banks' horse, iii. [232]
• Barabas' nose, ii. 47
• basilisks, i. 67
• bassoes, i. 48
• bastones, i. 57
• bevers, i. 246
• bezzling, iii. [247]
• bid a base, ii. 191
• bill, i. 213
• bird-bolt, iii. [96]
• blazing star, iii. [225]
• block, iii. [226]
• blubbered, i. 85
• bombards, ii. 105
• border, iii. [129]
• boss, i. 62
• Boulogne, taking of, iii. [224]
• Bourne, Vincent, his Cantatrices, iii. [238]
• bousing-glass, iii. [247]
• brave, i. 21
• braves, ii. 175
• Brest, expedition against, iii. [239]
• Britainy, ii. 10
• bugs, i. 164
• bullets wrapt in fire, ii. 40
• burn, iii. [234]
• by, ii. 14
• Cadiz, expedition against, iii. [48]
• carbonadoes, i. 79
• case, i. 246
• cast, ii. 165
• Catullus imitated, iii. [89]
• catzery, ii. 89
• cavaliero, i. 141
• cazzo, ii. 75
• centronel, ii. 328
• champion, i. 32
• channel (collar-bone), i. 125
• channel (gutter), ii. 127
• cleapt, iii. [98]
• cleys, iii. [279]
• clift, i. 206
• clout, i. 37
• coated, iii. [314]
• coll, ii. 354
• colts, i. 180
• competitor, i. 25
• confits, iii. [85]
• convertite, ii. 22
• counterfeit, i. 51
• counterscarfs, iii. [228]
• covent, ii. 78
• covered way, i. 149
• Creusa's crown, allusion to, ii. 207
• cross, ii. 52
• cross-biting, ii. 89
• cullions, ii. 148
• curst, iii. [225]
• custom, ii. 13
• cypress, iii. [51]
• Damasco, i. 84
• Damascus walls, i. 87
• damned, i. 204
• dang'd, iii. [37]
• Daniel, Samuel, allusions to, iii. [232], [242]
• debasement of coinage, iii. [225]
• defend, ii. 272
• deserved, ii. 190
• Devil (he that eats with the Devil had need of a long spoon), ii. 67
• die, ii. 119
• Dis, iii. [36]
• discoloured, iii. [10]
• dittany, ii. 205
• double cannons, i. 252
• Drayton, Michael, allusion to, iii. [228]
• earns, ii. 202
• ecues, ii. 244
• elephant, object of wonder, iii. [217]
• Elze, Dr. Karl, emendation by, ii. 364
• enginous, iii. [52]
• entrance, ii. 252
• erring, i. 223
• exercise, ii. 84
• exhibition, ii. 280
• exocœtus, ii. 154
• eyas, iii. [62]
• eye, by the, ii. 68
• eyelids of the day, ii. 38
• falc'nets, i. 152
• false-brays, iii. [228]
• fancy, ii. 339
• far-fet, ii. 344
• favour, iii. [97]
• fawns, iii. [92]
• fet, iii. [268]
• few, in, ii. 68
• fleering, ii. 161
• fleet, i. 61
• flour, iii. [11]
• flying-fish, ii. 154
• foil (check), i. 64
• foil (stain), i. 170
• foreslow, ii. 167
• frost of 1564, iii. [224]
• gabions, i. 154
• garboils, iii. [255]
• Gascoigne, George, iii. [226]
• gaunt, iii. [236]
• gear, i. 31
• give arms, i. 164
• glorious, i. 70
• gobbets, iii. [111]
• grate, iii. [215]
• guess, i. 313
• Guilpin's Skialetheia quoted, iii. [214], [238]
• Guise, the, ii. 9
• had I wist, ii. 172
• halcyon's bill, ii. 12
• Hammon, Master Thomas, ii. 4
• Harington, Sir John, his Ajax, iii. [231];
• • his dog Bungey, iii. [245]
• harness, ii. 324
• Hatton, Sir Christopher, his monument, iii. [217]
• haught, ii. 176
• Havre, expedition against, iii. [224]
• hay, ii. 122
• head (to head, to head!), iii. [241]
• hebon, ii. 68
• held in hand, ii. 61
• Hermoso piarer, etc., ii. 38
• het, iii. [47]
• hey-pass, i. 266
• Heywood, John, iii. [231]
• hold a wolf by the ears, ii. 212
• horsebread, i. 257
• horse-courser, i. 264
• hugy, i. 59
• Hunkes, Harry, iii. [242]
• I, old spelling for ay, i. 78. (The form I has been retained, perhaps unnecessarily, throughout.)
• imbast, iii. [192]
• impartial, ii. 60
• imperance, iii. [55]
• imprecations, i. 85
• incontinent, i. 11
• incony, ii. 93
• injury (verb), i. 16
• intire, iii. [49]
• investion, i. 16
• ippocras, i. 256
• Irish kerns, ii. 160
• jesses, ii. 155
• jig, ii. 161
• John the Great, i. 128
• Jubalter, i. 128
• Judas, ii. 95
• keend, ii. 372
• keep, ii. 245
• Knave's acre, i. 229
• knights of the post, iii. [128]
• known of, i. 266
• lake, ii. 226
• lanch, i. 22
• Lantchidol, i. 114
• lawnds, ii. 312
• leaguer, i. 127
• leave, ii. 327
• Lepidus, his printed dog, iii. [245]
• let, i. 80
• liefest, ii. 373
• lightly borne, iii. [107]
• linstock, ii. 107
• Lopez, Doctor, i. 266
• love-lock, iii. [226]
• lown, ii. 135
• mails, i. 22
• malgrado, ii. 169
• malice (verb), i. 15
• mandrake juice, ii. 99
• March beer, i. 247
• Martlemas beef, i. 247
• mate, i. 13, 211
• measures, i. 188
• merchants, i. 24
• mere, iii. [44]
• merit, iii. [266]
• Milton quoted, ii. 38; iii. [22]
• minions, i. 152
• miss, i. 173
• Mithridate, i. 89
• moorish fool, iii. [50]
• More, Sir Thomas, allusion to a Latin epigram by, iii. [235]
• Moroccus, i. 58
• mottoes at the end of plays, i. 283
• Mount Falcon, ii. 253
• mounted his chariot, i. 183
• muschatoes, ii. 84
• Muse (masculine), i. 211
• muted, iii. [241]
• neck-verse, ii. 83
• need, i. 119
• nepenthe, iii. [234]
• nephew, ii. 329
• no way but one, i. 92
• nymph, ii. 360
• old Edward, ii. 218
• on cai me on, i. 213
• ostry, i. 267
• other some, iii. [85]
• Ovid imitated, i. 25
• packed, ii. 359
• paised, iii. [25]
• parbreak, i. 95
• Paris-Garden, iii. [241]
• pash, i. 59
• pass, i. 13
• Paul's churchyard, iii. [251]
• Paul's steeple struck by lightning, iii. [225]
• pentacle, iii. [45]
• Perkins, Richard, ii. 6.
• Petrarch's Itinerarium Syriacum quoted, i. 250
• pheres, iii. [66]
• pickadevaunts, i. 228
• pilling, i. 65
• pin, i. 37
• pioners, i. 50
• pitch, i. 28
• places, ii. 258
• plage, i. 83
• plat, iii. [81]
• plates, ii. 44
• platform, ii. 363
• Plato's year, i. 74
• play the man, i. 159
• play-houses, hours of performance at, iii. [238].
• Pont Neuf, iii. [236]
• porcupine darting her quills, ii. 121
• port, i. 30
• portagues, ii. 28
• prest, i. 116
• pretend (i.e. portend), ii. 64
• pretend (i.e. intend), ii. 104
• prevail, i. 141
• prize played, ii. 7
• proin, iii. [66]
• prorex, i. 12
• purchase, i. 42
• put by, iii. [17]
• quenchless, ii. 323
• qui mihi discipulus, i. 229
• quit, ii. 367
• quite, ii. 282
• quod tumeraris, i. 224
• racking, i. 179
• ray, iii. [180]
• ream, ii. 88
• rebated, i. 177
• reflex, i. 50
• regiment, i. 13
• renied, Christians, i. 48
• renowned, i. 24
• resolve, i. 13
• respect, ii. 142
• retorqued, i. 94
• Rhamnus, i. 35
• Rhodes, i. 212
• ringled, iii. [29]
• rising in the North, iii. [224]
• rivelled, ii. 334; iii. [124]
• Rivo-Castiliano, ii. 92
• road, ii. 160
• rod, i. 122
• rombelow, with a, ii. 161
• ruinate, ii. 244
• run division, ii. 88
• running banquet, ii. 86
• rushes, rooms strewed with, iii. [27]
• Sabans, ii. 11
• Sackarson, iii. [242]
• St. Quentin, storming of, iii. [224]
• sakers, i. 152
• sarell, i. 58
• saunce, iii. [127]
• saying, ii. 44
• scald, i. 31
• scambled, ii. 16
• scenes, i. 215
• scholarism, i. 212
• schright, iii. [275]
• sciomancy, i. 218
• sect, ii. 28
• set, ii. 249
• Seven deadly Sins, i. 245
• shadow, ii. 175
• Shakespeare quoted, i. 16, 18, 25, 29, 31, 46, 92, 97, 167, 254, 266, 275; ii. 12, 16, 36, 37, 40, 41, 44, 60, 68, 84, 86, 99, 128, 142, 158, 193, 218, 228, 304, 326; iii. [9], [12], [15], [24], [27], [31], [41], [50], [65], [89], [234]
• shaver, ii. 45
• Shelley quoted, i. 155, 206
• shine, iii. [106]
• silverlings, ii. 11
• Skelton imitated, iii. [59]
• slick, i. 265
• slop, i. 230
• slubber, iii. [65]
• smell-feast, iii. [239]
• snicle, ii. 92
• soil, ii. 343
• sollars, ii. 76
• sometimes, ii. 31
• sonnet, i. 253
• sort, ii. 288
• souse, iii. [264]
• Spenser quoted in Tamburlaine, i. 183. (I neglected to point out that in i. 173, "As when an herd of lusty Cymbrian bulls," &c., there is an imitation of a passage of the Faerie Queene, Book I. canto viii.—
• "As great a noyse, as when in Cymbrian plaine
• An heard of Bulles, whom kindly rage doth sting
• Do for the milkie mothers want complaine,
• And fill the fields with troublous bellowing,
• The neighbour woods around with hollow murmur ring.")
• spials, i. 32
• sprung, iii. [64]
• staring up, hair, iii. [89]
• stated, ii. 39
• states, i. 14
• statua, i. 142
• stature, i. 74
• staves acre, i. 229
• stems, i. 24
• stern, ii. 365
• stomach, ii. 129
• stools on the stage, iii. [215]
• stoops, i. 169
• strain, i. 155
• subject, i. 203
• supprised, ii. 306
• sure, made, ii. 50
• sweating sickness, iii. [224]
• taint, i. 122
• take in, iii. [239]
• talents, i. 46
• tall, i. 167
• tanti, ii. 120
• taxing private, iii. [213]
• Theatre and Curtain playhouses, iii. [218]
• Theocritus imitated, iii. [61]
• thirling, iii. [9]
• tho, iii. [107]
• three for one, iii. [240]
• timeless, ii. 128
• tires, i. 47
• to, ii. 74
• tobacco, Bobadil's encomium of, iii. [235]
• tobacco smoked on the stage, iii. [231]
• topless, i. 275
• tottered, ii. 89
• toy, iii. [86]
• train, ii. 183
• trannels, iii. [134]
• Trier, i. 250
• true, true, ii. 127
• Turk of tenpence, ii. 84
• twigger, ii. 362
• Tyrone's insurrection, iii. [244]
• unresisted, ii. 339
• unvalued, i. 18
• ure, ii. 48
• vail, ii. 39
• valure, iii. [80]
• valurous, i. 20
• Vanity, Lady, ii. 45
• vaut, i. 23
• villainese, i. 95
• villainy, i. 52
• Vulcan's dancing, ii. 304
• wagers laid about actors, ii. 7
• wall'd in, ii. 304
• water-work at London Bridge, iii. [217]
• watery star, iii. [9]
• when? ii. 63
• when? can you tell? ii. 171
• while, i. 80
• whist, ii. 349
• Wigmore, ii. 162
• will, i. 136
• winter's tale, ii. 36
• Wordsworth, his Power of Music, iii. [238]
• wreaks, iii. [160]
• Zoacum, i. 135

Transcriber's Notes.

Page [164] In amicam, quod abortivum ipsa fecrrit. Typo for fecerit. Changed.

Footnote [350]: Not in Islam. Typo for 'Isham' as elsewhere. Changed.

Footnote [381]: So eds. B, C.--Islam. Typo for 'Isham'. Changed.