160. “Greatest commendation” should read “greater commendation.”

_editor in form._ See Warburton, p. 97.

_sufficient to decide the controversy._ See Johnson, p. 135.

167. _whose memory he honoured._ Farmer has added to the quotation from

Jonson’s Poem “To the Memory of my Beloved Mr. William Shakespeare” a

phrase from the passage “De Shakespeare Nostrati” in Jonson’s

_Discoveries_: “I loved the man, and do honour his memory on this side

idolatry as much as any.”

_“__Jealousy,__”__ cries Mr. Upton._ In his _Critical Observations_, 1748,

p. 5.

_Drayton_, “In his Elegie on Poets and Poesie, p. 206. Fol., 1627”

(Farmer).

_Digges_, Leonard (1588-1635). “From his Poem ‘upon Mister William

Shakespeare,’ intended to have been prefixed, with the other of his

composition, to the folio of 1623: and afterward printed in several

miscellaneous collections: particularly the spurious edition of

Shakespeare’s Poems, 1640. Some account of him may be met with in Wood’s

_Athenae_” (Farmer).

_Suckling._ _Fragmenta Aurea_, 1646, p. 35:

The sweat of learned _Johnson’s_ brain

And gentle _Shakespear’s_ easier strain.

_Denham_ “On Mr. Abraham Cowley,” _Poems_, 1671, p. 90:

Old Mother Wit and Nature gave

_Shakespear_ and _Fletcher_ all they have.

_Milton._ _L’Allegro_, 134.

_Dryden._ _Essay of Dramatic Poesy_: see p. 160.

_some one else._ Edward Young, the author of _Night Thoughts_, in his

_Conjectures on Original Composition_, 1759, p. 31.

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