[ [30] Foyne, or foin, signifies to push or thrust with the sword, instead of striking.
[ [31] Harl. MS. 69.
[ [32] Hall, in Life of Henry VIII.
[ [33] Arte of Rhetorike by Tho. Wilson, fol. 67.
[ [34] Fynes Moryson's Itinerary, published A. D. 1617.
[ [35] Coursing, I presume, he means.
[ [36] I here omit a long train of royal reasoning in confutation of the assertions of the learned men his majesty alludes to in this passage.
[ [37] Biograph. Brit. p. 1236.
[ [38] No. 17, D. iii.
[ [39] Crowd is an ancient name for the violin.