[1155] Could with like strength such weightie burthens beare. N.
[1156] With eie to view. N.
[1157] Giue her me to wife. N.
[1158] To vse their hand. N.
[1159] The king scarse scap’d. N.
[1160] Of all wise men. N.
[1161] What he did write againe. N.
[1162] To campe. N.
[1163] The sword at length shall iustly shed his bloud. N.
[1164] There are some lines by Turbervile, entitled: 'The author here declareth why he wrote these histories, and forewente the translation of the learned poet, Lucan.’