pageant is written in a more recent hand, of the time, I should think, of Henry VIII. It will be observed that this composition differs considerably from the other plays.
P. 402, l. 1. Clamavit.] The Latinity throughout the MS. is very bad, but I have suffered it generally to remain as a criterion of the reliance to be placed upon the MS. text.
CORRECTIONS OF THE MS. AND ERRATA.
P. 10, l. 21. After adultrye add semicolon.—P. 18, l. 5. For therin read ther in.—P. 35, l. 22. For deynful read deyn ful.—P. 65, l. 13. Add a full stop after
dwelle.—P. 68, l. 27. For shepeof read shepe of.—P. 75, l. 10. Add a semicolon
after offens.—P. 84, l. 6. Dele with.—P. 91, l. 31. For grannt read graunt.—P.
96, l. 6. Our, forte your.—P. 101, l. 16. For infere read in fere.—P. 101, l. 30.
For allemanere read alle manere.—P. 103, l. 13. For besteryd read be steryd.—P.
108, l. 19. Seyth be, forte subtyl.—P. 131, l. 25. For ryngewele read rynge wele.—P. 145, l. 4. For trybutehym read trybute hym.—P. 154, l. 29. For yourspede
read your spede.—P. 156, l. 17. For asyne read a syne.—P. 238, l. 1. For
allewith read alle with. P. 256, l. 16-19. These lines are repeated from p. 252.—P.
263, l. 8. For behis read be his.—P. 283, l. 15. As, forte and.—P. 385, 1. 30.
After ded add a comma.
