[48] Among Elizabethan playwrights the use of the names of English institutions, prisons, cathedrals and inns, in foreign scene-settings, is quite common.
[49] Evidently a reminiscence of I Kings xviii. 27.
[50] Sex.
[51] A false quantity.
[52] Dyce's query "loadstar" is adopted instead of "load-stone" of the quarto.
[53] Over-scrupulous.
[54] Exult, strut.
[55] From this line we are made to conclude that Greene intended to write a second part of Alphonsus of Arragon.
[56] Lover.
[57] Beat back.