v. 227. entrusar] i. e. intruder.
“But an intrusour, one called Julyan.”
Lydgate’s Fall of Prynces, B. viii. leaf ii. ed. Wayland.
v. 230. to] i. e. too.
[Page 75.] v. 237. lorde amrell] i. e. lord admiral (Surrey).
v. 240. marciall shoure] See note, p. 219. v. 133.
v. 243. derayne] i. e. contest.
v. 248. keteryng] See note, p. 218. v. 83.
v. 250. hert] i. e. heart.
v. 251. The fynde of hell mot sterue the] i. e. May the fiend of hell cause thee to die, destroy thee. (To sterue in our old writers is common in the sense of—die, perish.)