[48] [This word, to complete the metre, was suggested by Mr Collier.]
[49] Tyranny had made his exit, in order to bring back with him Sensual Suggestion: here he returns, but his re-entrance is not noted. Sensual Suggestion follows him, but not immediately, and what he first says was perhaps off the stage, and out of sight of the audience; for Hypocrisy, five speeches afterwards, informs the Cardinal that Sensual Suggestion is coming.
[50] i.e., Convicted of heresy. This use of the verb "to convince" was not unusual at a considerably later date: thus in Beaumont and Fletcher's "Lover's Progress," act v. sc. 3, edit. Dyce—
"You bring no witness here that may convince you," &c.
It was also often employed as synonymous with "to overcome." See
Shakespeare, ii. 377; vi. 49, &e., edit. Collier.
[51] [Old copy, former.]
[52] [Old copy, demeanour.]
[53] [Old copy, myne.]
[54] [Old copy, line.]
[55] [3, in the old copy.]