[18] Gil Terron in the same year is alegre y bien asombrado (I. 12).
[19] Cf. Nao de Amores (1527), Viejo, vuestro mundo es ido, and II. 478 (1529).
[20] See A. Braamcamp Freire in Revista de Historia, t. 26, p. 123.
[21] Grandes baxillas y pedraria (Canc. Geral, vol. III. (1913), p. 57).
[22] Cf. Canc. Geral, vol. I. (1910), p. 259:
Vejam huns autos Damado,
Huũ judeu que foi queimado
No rressyo por seu mal.
[23] There is a slight confusion. The 'second night of the birth' of the rubric may mean the night following that of the birth (June 6-7), i.e. the evening of June 7, or the second night after the birth, i.e. the evening of June 8; but the former is the more probable.
[24] Damião de Goes, Chronica do felicissimo Rey Dom Emanuel, Pt I. cap. 69.
[25] See A. Braamcamp Freire in Revista de Historia, vol. XXII. (1917), p. 124 and Critica e Historia, vol. I. (1910), p. 325; Brito Rebello, Gil Vicente (1902), p. 106-8.
[26] Antología de poetas líricos castellanos, t. 7, p. clxiii.