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[248] Old eds. “greeful.”
[249] Old eds. “scant.”—Cant = the corner or niche in which the statue of Virtue was placed. Cf. Middleton, vii. 222:—“Directly under her, in a cant by herself, was Arete (Virtue) enthroned.”
[250] Old eds. “self-one.”
[251] The quotation is from Seneca’s De Providentia, cap. vi.
[252] The true reading is dedi.
[253] “‘Beak’—bask in the heat. North.”—Halliwell.
[254] Fleam = phlegm.
[255] Old eds. “Alb.”
[256] Ed. 1602 “with.”