[506] Foe-mens. N.
[507] I deem’d if that I might once put her downe. N.
By force or fraud I did intend alone,
To sit as King vpon the Britaine throne. N.
[509] Nephewes. ed. 1575.
[510] O caytife vile, that did constraine a Queene. N.
[511] Nay traytour I as nowe by proofe is seene. ed. 1575.
[512] For vengeaunce and at length procurde. ib.
[513] Cunedagius “slough Morgan that was rebel ayanst him in Glamorgan in Wales, and by cause of that happe that countree is called Morgan’s londe.” Polychronicon.