[105] [One of the copies at Oxford, and Dr Ingleby's, read nimphs. Two others misprint mips.]
[106] [Old copy, wail.]
[107] Old copy, and.
[108] [Both the Oxford copies read teate.]
[109] [Both the Oxford copies have beare.]
[110] [Some of the copies, break.]
[111] To moot is to plead a mock cause; to state a point of law by way of exercise, a common practice in the inns of court.
[112] Old copy, facility.
[113] [Old copy, high.]
[114] [A slight departure from Ovid.]