[178] [Note XLIII.]

[179] [Note XLIV.]

[180] Hæc arte tractabat cupidum virum, ut illius animum inopia accenderet.

[181] [Note XLV.]

[182] Sigæa igni freta late relucent.

[183] [Note XLVI.]

[184] The word gross, as already noticed, signifies "main body." It was a military phrase of the time.

[185] [Note XLVII.]

[186] [Note XLVIII.]

[187] [Note XLIX.]