[567] Ed. 1598 “guildeth.”
[568] Ed. 1599 “rest.”
[569] The allusion is to Drayton’s Mortimeriados originally published in 1596 (and republished in 1603, with many alterations, under the title of the Baron’s Wars).
[570] Befouls. The word is ridiculed in The Poetaster.
[571] Baboon.—Old eds. “Babilon.”
[572] “Non lædere, sed ludere: non lanea, sed linea: non ictus, sed nictus potius.”—Marginal note in old eds.
[573] See note, vol. i. p. 35.
[574] Get goods on credit.
[575] A piece of ordnance.
[576] Gluttony.—The word is not uncommon.