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FOOTNOTES
[1] One of the most difficult points to decide concerned the allowance of notes, bibliographical or other. It seemed, on the whole, better not to overload such a Series as this with them; but an attempt has been made to supply the reader, who desires to carry his studies further, with references to the best editions of the principal texts and the best monographs on the subjects of the different chapters. I have scarcely in these notes mentioned a single book that I have not myself used; but I have not mentioned a tithe of those that I have used.
[2] Included with Dictys and Dares in a volume of Valpy's Delphin Classics.
[3] Cf. Warton, History of English Poetry. Ed. Hazlitt, i. 226-292.
[4] Gualteri Mapes, De Nugis Curialium Distinctiones Quinque. Ed. T. Wright: Camden Society, 1850.
[5] Carmina Burana, Stuttgart, 1847; Political Songs of England (1839), and Latin Poems attributed to Walter Mapes (1841), both edited for the Camden Society by T. Wright.
[6] Wright and Halliwell's Reliquiæ Antiquæ (London, 1845), ii. 208.