v. 1186. vol. i. 409.
Qy. does he allude to it here?
Page 222. v. 395. auaunce] i. e. advance.
Page 223. v. 399. make] i. e. compose.
v. 405. vnhappely vred] See note on v. 95. p. 232.
MAGNYFYCENCE.
“That this piece was composed subsequently to the year 1515, seems evident from the mention made in one place [v. 283] of ‘Kynge Lewes of Fraunce’ as an example of liberality [and as dead, v. 285]; and this could only mean Louis xii., who died in that year, as his immediate predecessor of that name [who died in 1483] was the most niggardly of wretches.” MS. note by Ritson on a transcript of Magnyfycence.
Page 226. v. 4. probate] In our author’s Garlande of Laurell mention is made of
“Macrobius that did trete