Picture XXXV.
The Palace and the Rout of Comus; the Lady set in the enchanted Chair, to whom he offered his Glass; the Brothers rushing in with Swords drawn, wrest the Glass out of his hand; his Rout flying.
Picture XXXVI.
Orgies of Cotytto. Baptæ preparing a Philtrum. See the Vth Epode of Horace.
Venus now wakes, and wakens Love.
Come let us our rites begin——
Hail Goddess of nocturnal sport,
Dark-veil'd Cotytto——
Stay thy cloudy ebon chair,
Wherein thou rid'st with Hecat', and befriend
Us thy vow'd priests, till utmost end
Of all thy dues be done.—— V. 124, 128, 134.
LYCIDAS.
Picture XXXVII.
Solitude. Twilight.
Under the opening eyelids of the morn,
What time the gray-fly winds her sultry horn.
V. 26-8.