[239]. Cuidoit, H.
[240]. Palu, H; maresse, Wyer.
[241]. Perhaps in error for St. Bernard, Liber de modo bene vivendi, xliv. (Migne, clxxxiv. 1266).
[242]. Eccl. xiv. 9.
[243]. Sc. manners; car ses condicions sont ordes, H.
[244]. Sc. Hippocrates, whose “dictum” was that “sanitas consistit .... non in replendo corpus cibis et potibus” (Add. MS. 16,906, f. 11).
[245]. Moralia, xxx. 18 (Migne, lxxvi. 556).
[246]. Philipp, iii. 19.
[247]. The scene of the story was in Cyprus. Cidonie (Cydonie, H.) apparently comes from a misunderstanding of Ovid, who says of Pygmalion, “Collocat hanc stratis concha Sidonide tinctis” (Met. x. 267).
[248]. En ot pitie. H.