and Barclay;
“But if thou iudge amisse, then shall Eacus
(As Poetes saith) hell thy iust rewarde discusse.”
The Ship of Fooles, fol. 4. ed. 1570.
v. 882. plesure, delyght, and lust] One of Skelton’s pleonastic expressions.
Page 397. v. 885.
Cidippes, the mayd,
That of Aconcyus whan she founde the byll, &c.]
—Cidippes, i. e. Cydippe; see note on v. 290. p. 307: the byll; i. e. the writing,—the verses which Acontius had written on the apple.