[237] Here begins a compliment to Queen Elizabeth.
[238] The complete title of the 1598 edition was, "The Scottish History of James the Fourth, Slain at Flodden. Intermixed with a pleasant comedy, presented by Oberon King of Fairies."
[239] "A technical term for the burlesque dance of an anti-masque, and there being several performers takes a plural verb."—W. W. Greg, Modern Language Review, I., p. 248.
[240] Collins defines this, after Skeat, as a stableman, a stable-cleaner.
[241] My quiet.
[242] I'll make.
[243] Erewhile. Greene's Scottish dialect is not very accurate.
[244] Advise.
[245] Contradict.
[246] Sword, dagger.