4831. 'For paramours only feign.' But the original has: 'Mes _par Amors_
amer ne daignent,' i. e. 'But they do not deign to love like true lovers';
unless it is a mere exclamation, 'I swear by Love.'
4859. 'To save the progeny (or strain) of our species'; cf. Cl. Ta. E 157.
4875, 6. Not in the original. It seems to mean--'who very often seek after
destroyed increase (abortion) and the play of love.' Cf. _tenen_, to harm.
But no other instance of _for-tened_ is known, nor yet of _crece_ as short
for _increes_ (increase). However, the verb _cresen_, to increase, is used
by Wyclif; see _cresce_ in Stratmann, ed. Bradley.
4882-4. Alluding to Cicero's treatise De Senectute.