FOOTNOTES:

[250] "Mal est cache a qui l'on void le dos."--Leigh's _Select French

Proverbs_, 1664.

[251] Good fortune.

[252] Casting of lots.

+ _Howe the cite of Lamsac was saued from destruction._ lxviii.

+ As great Alexander on a tyme was fully purposed to haue vtterly

distroyed a great cite, called Lamsac,[253] he sawe his mayster

Anaximenes[254] come towarde him withoute the walles: and bicause the

kynge perceyued manifestlye, that he came to entreate hym for the cite,

he sware a great othe, that he wolde nat do that that he came to desyre

hym fore. Than Anaximenes sayde: sir, I desyre your grace, that this

same cite Lampsac may be vtterly distroyed. Through which sage and

subtile sayeng the noble auncient citie was saued from ruyne and

destruction.

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