"Here lies the sense that lying gull'd them all."
—Collier.
[195] Auditus is here called Ears, as Tactus is before called Deed.—Pegge. [But see note at p. 349.]
[196] Circles. So in Milton—
"Throws his steep flight in many an airy wheel."
—Steevens.
[197] [It is Mendacio who speaks.]
[198] Old copies, Egyptian knights. Dr Pegge's correction.
[199] [Edits., I.]
[200] [Edits., safe.]