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II., 2, 217.MS.: In the royal monument of Hib the Asian kings.
(?) The author started to write Hiberian kings.
II., 2, 240.MS.: Rebellion delivery or restoring.
Rebellion deleted; it occurred in the previous line.
II., 2, 253.C.:
With reverence to This place, thou liest.
MS.: Setting aside, with reverence to Thy place, the state, thou liest.
Setting aside and thy place deleted.
II., 2, 255.C.: By being ...
MS.: By being libbd, and my disability To deflower thy sisters.
II., 2, 256.C.: I (bow to) your G.o.ddess.
MS.: Thank your G.o.ddess.
Thy deleted under your.
II., 2, 285.MS.:
Of brave and able men that might have stood In opposition for the defence.
That might down to opposition inserted in same hand above the line.
II., 2, 289.C.: For my confedrates.
MS.: For my confederates.
Required by metre.
II., 2, 328.MS.: Word deleted before Antiochus. Sebastian would scan.
II., 2, 335.MS.: With your accustomed clemency wisdom youll perceive.
Clemency deleted.
II., 2, 346.MS.: Such depositions as they pleased knew would make.
Pleased deleted.
II., 2, 368.MS.: Word deleted under Carthage. (?) Venice.
III., 1, 20.MS.: Europe deleted under Afric.
III., 1, 22.MS.: To the good king Hiero deleted under To the pro-consul Marcellus.
III., 1, 47.C.: Youll find there that they.
MS.: You shall find there that.
(A nominative is wanted; unless for there we read them)
III., 1, 62.C.: To my (aid).
MS.: To my wish.
III., 1, 91.MS.: Theres thy reward.
Underneath theres, take deleted.
III., 1, 103.C.:
Your travails ended, mine begins; I take my leave.
Formality of manner now is useless.
MS.: Your travails ended, mine begins, and therefore Sans ceremonie I will take my leave.
Sans ceremonie deleted, and formality ... useless added at the end of the line. The author omitted to cancel I take my leave.
III., 2, 31.C.: Thou thin gut!
MS.: You thin gut!
III., 2, 35.MS.: Cancels from Jove! if thou art to 38, They come.
III., 2, 36.C.: Change not Joves purpose.
MS.: Change not you Joves purpose.
III., 2, 106.MS.:
I will conjure him If revenge hath any spells.
