FOOTNOTES:

[208] An old form of _neither_.

[209] In orig. _desired him of_.

[210] Orig. reads _sayd_.

+ _Of the woman that appeled fro kyng Philip to kynge Philippe._ xlvi.

+ A woman, whiche [was] gyltlesse, on a tyme was condempned by kynge

Philippe of Macedone, whan he was not sobre: wherfore she sayde: I

appele. Whether,[211] quod the kynge? To kynge Philippe, quod she; but

that is whan he is more sobre and better aduysed; whiche sayenge caused

the kynge to loke better on the matter, and to do her ryght.

This wryteth Val. Maximus. But Plutarche sayth, it was a man, and kynge

Philip was halfe a slepe, whan he gaue sentence.

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