Page 126. v. 1. gargone] i. e. Gorgon.
v. 3. Thowthe ye kan skylle of large and longe] i. e. Though you be skilled in large and long; see note, p. 95. v. 49.
v. 4.
Ye syng allway the kukkowe songe:
...
Your chorlyshe chauntyng ys al o lay]
—o lay, i. e. one strain. So Lydgate;
“The cokkowe syng can than but oon lay.”
The Chorle and the Bird,—MS. Harl. 116. fol. 151.
v. 12. Cicero with hys tong of golde] So Dunbar speaking of Homer and Tully;