350. This line re-echoes l. 211.

357. The reason why the Poem ends here is sufficiently obvious. Here must

have followed the description of the temple of Mars, _written in seven-line

stanzas_. But it was all _rewritten_ in a new metre, and is preserved to

us, for all time, in the famous passage in the Knightes Tale; ll. 1109-1192

(A 1967).

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