[ [24] Haynes's Collection of State Papers, p. 509.

[ [25] Sir H. Ellis's Original Letters Illustrative of English History, First Series, vol. ii, p. 252.

[ [26] Inventories, p. 179.

[ [27] "Pantagruell in Frenche", Inventories, p. cxlvi.

[ [28] Œuvres de Ronsard, vol. ii, p. 1171.

[ [29] For a full account of this literary forgery, see below, pp. 79-90.

[ [30] The following scheme shows how these anagrams were formed:—

1
M		2
A		3
R		4
I		5
E		 6
S		7
T		8
V		9
V		10
A		11
R		12
T		13
E
6
S		2
A		 8
V		5
E		3
R		7
T		9
V		 1
M'		10
A		12
T		4
I		11
R		13
E
8
S		2
A		 7
T		9
V		 1
M		5
E		3
R		4
I		12
T		13
E		11
R		10
A		6
S

[ [31] "G. Conaei vita Mariae Stuartae, 1624", in Jebb, vol. ii, p. 15.

[ [32] Diary, 24 Nov., 1665.