v. 163. bawdy babyone] i. e. filthy baboon; see note, p. 161. v. 90.
v. 165. mantycore] See note, p. 127. v. 294.
v. 168. gresly gargone] i. e. grisly Gorgon.
—— glaymy] i. e., I suppose, slimy, clammy.
v. 169. seymy] i. e. greasy.
Page 125. v. 170. murrionn] i. e. Moor; see note, p. 178. v. 22.
—— mawment] “Mawment. Idolum. Simulacrum.” Prompt. Parv. ed. 1499. “Maument marmoset, poupee.” Palsgrave’s Lesclar. de la Lang. Fr., 1530. fol. xlvii. (Table of Subst.). “Mawment, a puppet.” Brockett’s Gloss. of North Country Words.—(Mawmet, i. e. Mahomet.)
v. 172. marmoset] A sort of ape or monkey.
v. 173. I wyll nat dy in they det]—they, i. e. thy; as in the next poem.—Compare Cocke Lorelles Bote;
“Yf he call her calat she calleth hym knaue agayne