[317] Original sin, supposed to be washed off by baptism.
[318] See "The Hind and the Panther," p. 224.
[319] The prince christened, but not named.
[320] Jehovah, or the name of God, unlawful to be pronounced by the Jews. Dryden.
[321] Some authors say, that the true name of Rome was kept a secret, ne hostes incantamentis deos elicerent. Dryden.
[322] Candia, where Jupiter was born and lived secretly. Dryden.
[323] Pallas, or Minerva, said by the poets to have been bred up by hand. Dryden.
[324] The prince had no wet nurse.
[325] The sudden false report of the prince's death. See [Note VII.]