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world。     Thy    first…betrothed     love;   Arabia;    Shall    we   with    honour;    as 

beseems; entomb With this great Turk and his fair emperess。 Then; 

after    all  these   solemn    exequies;     We    will  our   rites     of   marriage 

solemnize。 'Exeunt。' 

      To the Gentlemen…readers; &c。' From the 8vo of 1592: in the 4tos 

this   address   is   worded   here   and   there   differently。   I   have   not   thought   it 

necessary to mark the varioe lectiones of the worthy printer's composition。 

      histories' i。e。 dramas so called;plays founded on history。 

          fond'   i。e。  foolish。Concerning       the   omissions     here   alluded    to; 

some remarks will be found in the ACCOUNT OF MARLOWE AND HIS 

WRITINGS。 

        

        

     censures' i。e。 judgments; opinions。 

     Afric' So the 8vo。The 4to 〃Affrica。〃 

     their' Old eds。 〃his。〃 

     through' So the 4to。The 8vo 〃thorough。〃 

     incivil' i。e。 barbarous。So the 8vo。The 4to 〃vnciuill。〃 

     incontinent' i。e。 forthwith; immediately。 

     chiefest' So the 8vo。The 4to 〃chiefe。〃 

     rout' i。e。 crew。 

     press' So the 8vo。The 4to 〃prease。〃 

     you' So the 8vo。0mitted in the 4to。 

     all' So the 4to。0mitted in the 8vo。 

     mated' i。e。 confounded。 

     pass not' i。e。 care not。 

     regiment' i。e。 rule; government。 

     resolve' i。e。 dissolve。So the 8vo。The 4to 〃dissolue。〃 

     ships' So the 4to。The 8vo 〃shippe。〃 

     Pass' So the 8vo。The 4to 〃Hast。〃 

     you' So the 8vo。The 4to 〃they。〃 

     Ceneus' Here both the old eds。 〃Conerus。〃 

     states' i。e。 noblemen; persons of rank。 

     their' So the 8vo。The 4to 〃the。〃 

     and Persia' So the 8vo。The 4to 〃and OF Persia。〃 

     ever…raging' So the 8vo。The 4to 〃RIUER raging。〃 

     ALL' So the 4to。Omitted in the 8vo。 

     And Jove may; &c。' i。e。 And may Jove; &c。 This collocation of 

words is sometimes found in later writers: so in the Prologue to Fletcher's 

WOMAN'S PRIZE;〃WHICH this may PROVE!〃 

     knew' So the 8vo。The 4to 〃knowe。〃 

     lords' So the 4to。The 8vo 〃Lord。〃 

     injury' This   verb  frequently  occurs in   our  early  writers。  〃Then 



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                              TAMBURLAINE THE GREAT 



haue   you   INIURIED   manie。〃   Lyly's   ALEXANDER   AND   CAMPASPE; 

sig。 D 4; ed。 1591。 It would seem to have fallen into disuse soon after the 

commencement   of   the   17th   century:   in   Heywood's   WOMAN   KILLED 

WITH KINDNESS; 1607; we find; 

       〃You INJURY that good man; and wrong me too。〃 Sig。 F 2。 

    but in ed。 1617 〃injury〃 is altered to 〃iniure。〃 

     ALL' So the 4to。0mitted in the 8vo。 

     Who; travelling; &c。' The halting metre shews that there is some 

corruption in this and the next line。 

     thorough' So the 8vo。The 4to 〃through。〃 

     unvalued' i。e。 not to be valued; or estimated。 

     conceit' i。e。 fancy; imagination。 

     Rhodope' Old eds。 〃Rhodolfe。〃 

     valurous' i。e。 valuable。 

     pools' So the 8vo。The 4to 〃Poles。〃 

     resolv'd' i。e。 dissolved。So the 8vo。The 4to 〃desolu'd。〃 

       Shall   we   all   offer'   The   8vo   〃Shall   we   offer〃   (the   word   〃all〃 

having dropt out)。The 4to 〃WE ALL SHALL offer。
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