[1398] So Qtos., Do., and prob. Greene. Dy., W., 'nor.'
[1399] Q 3.—Q 1, abbata.
[1400] In apposition with 'him,' l. 78.
[1401] than.
[1402] Dy. qy. 'our'? but Greene liked the contrast of 'my' and 'her.' Grosart.
[1403] Q 3, catching up 'loves' of l. 117, substitutes it for 'leagues' of l. 116; consequently omits l. 117 altogether.
[1404] With ll. 25, 112-128, compare Campaspe, V. iv.
[1406] Milto of Phocæa, whom Cyrus the Younger used to call Aspasia. See Plutarch's Pericles, and Artaxerxes. Ward.
[1407] Q 1 omits. Q 3 supplies.