[925] "Apelles would have no dissembling in real love, but only in the simulated love he despises." F.
[926] The palace. M.
[927] Pretext.
[928] "For the sound of the war trumpet, the voice of the singer." F.
[929] A large and usually ornamental drinking cup, made especially for the dresser or sideboard. The chief guest at an entertainment or the presiding dignitary was served from it.
[930] An engraving in Alciati's Emblems, representing bees swarming into the face-guard of a helmet probably provided this simile. F.
[931] Gloves were worn in the hat for three purposes,—as the favor of a mistress, the memorial of a friend, and as a mark to challenge an enemy.
[932] Destroy.
[933] To dance in a slow and stately fashion.
[934] Studio of Apelles.