Barclay’s First Egloge, sig. A ii. ed. 1570.
v. 171. fonde] i. e. foolish.
v. 173. lewdenes] i. e. ignorance, baseness, worthlessness.
v. 176. spynt] i. e. spent, employed.
v. 180. I xall thé aquyte] i. e. I shall requite thee.
AGAINST VENEMOUS TONGUES.
Page 132. Psalm cxlij.] Vulg. cxix. 3.
Psal. lxvii.] Vulg. li. 7.
v. 4. Hoyning] “Hoigner. To grumble, mutter, murmure; to repine; also, to whyne as a child or dog.” Cotgrave’s Dict. “Hoi, a word vsed in driuing hogges,” says Minsheu; who proceeds to derive it “a Gr. κοΐ, quod est imitatio vocis porcellorum.” Guide into Tongues.
—— groynis] See note, p. 180. v. 2.