v. 266. peuysshe] i. e. silly, foolish.
—— masyd] i. e. bewildered, confounded.
v. 267. whyste] i. e. still.
—— the nonys] i. e. the occasion.
v. 268. iche ... stode] i. e. each ... stood.
v. 269. wonderly] i. e. wonderfully.
v. 270. A murmur of mynstrels] So in many of our early English dramas “a noise of musicians” is used for a company or band of musicians.
v. 272. Traciane] i. e. Thracian.
—— herped meledyously] i. e. harped melodiously.
Page 373. v. 274. armony] i. e. harmony.