FOOTNOTES:

[260] Orig. reads _as_.

+ _Of hym that made as he hadde ben a chaste lyuer._ lxxiiii.

+ A felowe, that toke vpon him, as he had ben the moste chaste and beste

disposed man lyuinge, was by one of his felowes on a tyme taken in

aduoutry,[262] and sharpely rebuked for it, bycause he prated so moche

of chastite, and yet was taken in the same faute. To whome he answerde

againe: O fool, doste thou thinke that I did it for bodely pleasure? No!

no! I dyd it but onely to subdue my flesshe, and to purge my reynes.

Wherby ye may perceyue, that of all other dissemblynge hipocrytes are

the worste.

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