[166] "Phlegon's hot breath" is mentioned in "Fuimus Troes;" one of the horses of the sun was so named.
[167] [Old copy, fairs.]
[168] From the edition of 1610. It is not in the first 4°.
[169] In the edition of 1610 the number of performers is raised to ten. The two additional characters are the King of Valentia and Anselmo.
[170] Perhaps the earliest instance of the use of this expression, as to which see "Old English Jest-Books," 1864, iii.; "Pleasant Conceits of Old Hobson," Introd.
[171] [The 4° of 1610 makes Tremelio enter here; but he does not appear to come on till afterwards.]
[172] [Old copies, Catalone, a.]
[173] [Old copies, Oh.]
[174] Old copies, hardly I did oft.
[175] Old copies, on.