[Footnote 121: Daniel, I believe: [Malone's Manuscript note in Bodlean
copy. See Epigram 30. G.] Mr. Dyce adds here, "I am sorry to believe
that by Dacus (who is spoken of with great contempt in Epigram xxx.)
our author means Samuel Daniel: but the following lines in that very
pleasing writer's _Complaint of Rosamond_ (which was first printed in
1592) certainly would seem to be alluded to here,
"Ah beauty syren, faire enchanting good,
Sweet, silent rhetorique of perswading eyes,
_Dumb eloquence_, whose power doth moue the blood
More then the words or wisdom of the wise, &c.