131. So also 'And ful atempre'; Book Duch. 341.

147. The descriptions of allegorical personages in this poem are clearly

imitated from similar descriptions in Latin poets. Compare the celebrated

description of Envy in Ovid, Metam. ii. 775, and the like. MS. G. absurdly

reads _a hate_ for _Hate_.

149. The reading must, of course, be _moveresse_, as in the Fr. text;

Speght corrected it in 1598; it means a mover or stirrer up of strife.

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