[257] Old form of “bankrupt.”
[258] Ed. 1602 “most false.”
[259] Old form of digest.
[260] Flaws, cracks.
[261] Cf. Spanish Tragedy, v. 1:—
“Give me a stately-written tragedy,
Tragœdia Cothurnata, fitting kings.”
[262] “Rapienda rebus,” &c., is the true reading. The quotation is from Seneca’s Agamemnon, l. 154.
ACT III.
SCENE I.
A dumb show. The cornets sounding for the Act.