“_Most inestimable Magazine_,” etc. From _A Whore_, Spenser Society
Reprint of Folio of 1630, p. 272.
_By two-headed Janus._ _Merchant of Venice_, i. 1. 50.
_Like a Janus with a double-face_—_Taylor’s Motto_, Spenser Soc. Reprint,
p. 206.
_Sewel._ Apparently a mistake for “Gildon,” whose _Essay on the Stage_ is
preceded immediately, in the edition of 1725, by Sewell’s preface. “His
motto to _Venus and Adonis_ is another proof,” says Gildon, p. iv.
_Taylor ... a whole Poem_,—_Taylor’s Motto_, “Et habeo, et careo, et
curo,” Spenser Soc. Reprint, pp. 204, etc.
_sweet Swan of Thames._ Pope, _Dunciad_, iii. 20:
Taylor, their better Charon, lends an oar
(Once Swan of Thames, tho’ now he sings no more).
_Dodd._ _Beauties of Shakespeare_, iii., p. 18 (ed. 1780).