III.i.257 (59,3) in the tide of times] That is, in the course of times.
III.i.262 (60,4) A curse shall light upon the limbs of men] Hanmer reads,
—kind of men.
I rather think it should be,
—the lives of men.
unless we read,
—these lymms of men;
That is, these bloodhounds of men. The uncommonness of the word lymm easily made the change.
III.i.273 (60,5) Cry Havock] A learned correspondent has informed me, that, in the military operations of old times, havock was the word by which declaration was made, that no quarter should be given.
In a tract intitled, The Office of the Conestable & Mareschall in the Tyme of Werre, contained in the Black Book of the Admiralty, there is the following chapter: