v. 1147. marmosete] A kind of ape, or monkey.
v. 1148. iapes] i. e. jests, jokes.
Page 262. v. 1150. pultre] i. e. poultry, fowl.
—— catell] i. e. beast.
v. 1154. rode] i. e. rood, cross: see note, p. 206. v. 69.
v. 1157. nyfyls] A word sufficiently explained by the context, and of frequent occurrence. So in A Mery Play between Johan the Husbande, Tyb his Wyfe, and Syr Jhan the Preest, 1533, attributed to Heywood;
“By God, I wolde ye had harde the tryfyls,
The toys, the mokkes, the fables, and the nyfyls,
That I made thy husbande to beleve and thynke.”