[1538] Dy., G., W. query 'scholars.' No. Bacon has now stepped to the glass, and for the first time sees the catastrophe in Suffolk.
[1539] Q 1, 'brutes,' but evidently in the sense of 'braves' or 'Britons.' See R.D. I. ii. 124 and N.E.D.
[1540] Dy. and W. 'their.'
[1541] fated.
[1542] W. reads 'efficient'; but it is possible that Greene intended this more heroic formation.
[1543] Dy. and W. 'pentageron' in view of ii. 49; but Greene may have written 'pentagonon.'
[1544] Σωτήρ.
[1545] Q 3, 'Eloim and Adonai.'
[1546] Q 3, 'Tetragrammaton'; the four-lettered symbol of the ineffable name.
[1547] Which of the magical hierarchies is uncertain. See Ward, O. E. D. pp. 267, 268.