P. 357.

“And Saynt Mary Spyttell,

They set not by vs a _whystell_.”

“Perhaps ‘whyttle,’” says the reviewer in _G. M._ p. 245.—I had

originally proposed the latter reading, but afterwards rejected it,

having found in Lydgate (see my note on the passage, vol. ii. 297),

“For he _set not by_ his wrethe _a whistel_.”

P. 360. “_Colinus Cloutus, quanquam mea carmina multis,_” &c.

The reviewer in _G. M._ p. 246, would cure this corrupted passage as

follows;

“_Colinus Cloutus, quanquam mea carmina multis_

_Sordescunt stultis_; _sed_ paucis _sunt_ data _cultis_,

Paucis ante alios _divino flamine flatis_.”

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