LXVI. DOCTOR OF LAWS.

A Doctor of the Lawes boughte a cup, who by the subtiltie of two false

varlets, lost both his money and the cuppe.

[_Source._--“Out of a little Frenche booke called ‘Comptes du Monde

Avantureux.’”

_Origin._--Massanio, _Novellino_, Part II. nov. 17.

_Parallels._--_Mensa Philosophica_.

_Painter._--I. i. 339; II. i. 278; III. i. 490; IV. ii. 142.

_Derivates._--Marston’s _Dutch Courtesan_, 1605; and Anon.: _The

Cuckqueanes and Cuckolds Errant, a Comedye_, 1601, formerly in

Haslewood’s possession.]

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