Page 368. v. 149. sittyng] i. e. proper, becoming.
v. 152. corage] i. e. encourage.
v. 153. fresshely] i. e. elegantly: see note on v. 39. p. 302.
v. 155. bruitid] i. e. reported, spoken of.
v. 156. outray] See note, p. 123. v. 87, where this passage is examined.
v. 162. Ierome, in his preamble Frater Ambrosius, &c.] The Epistle of Jerome to Paulinus, prefixed to the Vulgate, begins, “Frater Ambrosius tua mihi munuscula perferens,” &c., and contains this passage: “Unde et Æschines, cum Rhodi exularet, et legeretur illa Demosthenis oratio, quam adversus eum habuerat, mirantibus cunctis atque laudantibus, suspirans ait, Quid, si ipsam audissetis bestiam sua verba resonantem?” It may be found also in Hieronymi Opp. I. 1005. ed. 1609.
Page 369. v. 172. most] i. e. must.
v. 180. wele ... avaunce] i. e. well ... advance.
v. 183. thefte and brybery] See note, p. 256. v. 1242.
v. 184. pyke] i. e. pick.