Scan 412; printed 304; sequence 312; image block86-source-412.png. All body and nine margins: dagger Lucretia,l,m,n,o,asterisk Cap61,asterisk Universa,p,dagger Athenaeus/Jovius. Complete twenty-line Harington poem retained in three aligned groups. Final saltare consueverant continues onto413; catchword tare is excluded. Page seam repaired without duplicating syllables.

Scan 413; printed 305; sequence 313; image block86-source-413.png. All body and fourteen margins: q,r,s,t,u,dagger Sacerdos/Medicus,x,asterisk Loebeus,y,z,a,b,c,asterisk Athenaeus. Footer a continuation vivat retained; b and c and the complete Athenaeus book1 reference transcribed at foot. The right-margin partial Athenaeus repeat is not counted twice. Printed Numerus retained. Final Tis joins their sole exercise on414; footer their is a catchword.

Scan 414; printed 306; sequence 314; image block86-source-414.png. All body and six margins: d,e,dagger Froissart,f,g,hGreek. Completes Subsection4 and Section2 at sorrowfull reckoning in the end. Next SECT is a catchword, not body. Altered Juvenal, Horace and Plautus material retained and explained.

Scan 415; printed 307; sequence 315; image block86-source-415.png. Complete Section3 Member1 Subsection1 heading and all body. Five margins: iCardan,kNullum,asteriskSallust,daggerJob,daggerPliny. Final dolore is divided across415–416 and joined in transcription; footer re is a catchword. Printed Cornelius and Pliny letter13 retained and explained.

Scan 416; printed 308; sequence 316; image block86-source-416.png. Opening continuation through be it as it may, I will essay. Only margins lHorace and mMontaigne in086. All later body, starting Discontents and grievances are either generall or particular, and margins n onward with full footer continuations reserved for087. The running head correctly reads Part2. Printed but by study retained.

Opening words: So did Scipio and Lælius,

Closing words: be it as it may, I will essay.

Passages DJR-087-01 to DJR-087-44

Source page labels: 308–313 (sequence 316–321). Scan pages: 416, 417, 418, 419, 420, 421.

Scan 416; printed 308; sequence 316; image block86-source-416.png. Begin Discontents and grievances are either generall or particular; and continue to page end. Earlier body and margins l/m belong to086. Eight margins n,o,p,q,r,s,t,u included; s continues across footer, and t/u occur in footer. Last body words If it be join so on417; catchword so is excluded.

Scan 417; printed 309; sequence 317; image block87-source-417.png. Complete body and ten margins x,y,z,a,b,c,d,e,asterisk,f. Note e ends adversata at foot; full asterisk Giovio and f Lipsius notes appear at foot. Keep Seneca maxim plus Burton gloss, Ovid couplet, Horace maxim plus Burton couplet, and full astrology analogy. Footer Yea is a catchword.

Scan 418; printed 310; sequence 318; image block87-source-418.png. Complete body and six margins g,h,i,k,l,m. Horace four-line Latin and Burton separate four-line English retained; note i aligns with next prose. Last for is a catchword; the sentence joins for thee on419. Reading same content again retained.

Scan 419; printed 311; sequence 319; image block87-source-419.png. Complete body and sixteen margins n,o,p,q,r,asterisk,dagger,asterisk,s,t,dagger,u,v,y,asterisk,dagger. Two Camerarius couplets and Boethius four-line verse retained. Boethius body marker x differs from margin v; incorrect book5 reference retained and explained. Printed biblical references126.6/Eccl25.5 retained. Nominal printed311 is between printed310/312; no visible page numeral in this scan. Last contented is split between419/420; catchword ed excluded.

Scan 420; printed 312; sequence 320; image block87-source-420.png. Complete body, including end of Member1 and heading/opening Member2. Eight margins z,a,asteriskJosephus,daggerHomuncio,b,daggerCicero,c,asteriskCamerarius. Printed antitode and Plato lib25 retained. Last parvus is a catchword; actual parvus starts421.

Scan 421; printed 313; sequence 321; image block87-source-421.png. Only opening sentence completion parvus erat, sed magnus erat, &c. yet of incomparable parts all three. No margins from421 included. Next body starts Ignatius Loiola; dagger Ribera note and every later margin/body passage are reserved for088, including long footer continuation. Whole page viewed for boundary context.

Opening words: Discontents and grievances are either generall or particular;

Closing words: yet of incomparable parts all three.

Passages DJR-088-01 to DJR-088-44

Source page labels: 313–317 (sequence 321–325). Scan pages: 421, 422, 423, 424, 425.

Scan 421; printed 313; sequence 321; image block87-source-421.png. Begins Ignatius Loiola the founder of the Jesuits. Earlier opening completion belongs to087. All later body and all14 margins belong to088: dagger Ribera,d,asterisk Suetonius,dagger Diodorus,e,asterisk Ovid,asterisk Virgil,f,dagger Corpore,g,h,dagger Pliny,dagger Chrysostom,asterisk Chytraeus. Last note continues across full footer. Sentence joins engraven on next page; catchword excluded.

Scan 422; printed 314; sequence 322; image block87-source-422.png. Complete body and all7 margins: i,dagger Cicero,k,l,m,n,o. Final his is a catchword; the actual his wife begins423. Illness gives way to the discussion of low birth. Awkward Latin non tam mari quam praelio, sensus and nobilitate retained and explained.

Scan 423; printed 315; sequence 323; image block88-source-423.png. Complete body and all10 margins: dagger Sat.Menip,p,q,r,s,asterisk Gresser,t Horace,u,dagger Exodus,x. Body t at nobiliorem corresponds to asterisk Gresser, not the following t Horace. Last grace is catchword; sentence continues on424.

Scan 424; printed 316; sequence 324; image block88-source-424.png. Complete body and all8 margins: y,z,dagger masque,dagger AeneasSylvius,a,b,c,dagger Giovio. Final Aurelius is divided across424/425; catchword lius excluded, body completion included. Nations and claims of merit versus hereditary honour preserved as Burton’s argument.

Scan 425; printed 317; sequence 325; image block88-source-425.png. Opening body through and why then should baseness of birth be objected to any man? Only five margins belong to088: d OlausMagnus,dagger Seneca,dagger Cardano,e Machiavelli,asterisk ScaligerExercises265. Later body begins who thinks worse of Tully for being Arpinas, an upstart? Later margins and footer continuations belong to089. Whole page read for boundary context; prepared426/427 images not yet read.

Opening words: Ignatius Loiola the founder of the Jesuits,

Closing words: and why then should baseness of birth be objected to any man?

Passages DJR-089-01 to DJR-089-50

Source page labels: 317–321 (sequence 325–329). Scan pages: 425, 426, 427, 428, 429.

Scan 425; printed 317; sequence 325; image block88-source-425.png. Begins who thinks worse of Tully for being Arpinas, an upstart? Earlier body and top five margins through Scaliger Exercises 265 belong to 088. All later body and six marginal containers belong to 089: dagger Machiavelli, asterisk Bale continuing into footer, dagger Giovio, dagger Curtius, dagger Bodin, dagger Aeneas Sylvius. The complete footer is included. Final is is a catchword; actual is on 426 included in the joined sentence.

Scan 426; printed 318; sequence 326; image block88-source-426.png. Complete body and all five margins: g Ecclesiasticus, dagger Cujus possessio, y Aristippus/Bacon corresponding to body h, asterisk Polynices, i Stuckius. Printed terra filius and blotted outs retained and explained. Final huma- joins nitatis on 427; catchword excluded.

Scan 427; printed 319; sequence 327; image block88-source-427.png. Complete body and all seven margins: k Sabinus, l Lemnius, asterisk Horace, asterisk Jerome, dagger Nihil fortunato, m Claudian, asterisk Sesellius. Printed Claud. l 9 in Eutrop. checked against enlarged crop and retained. Member 2 ends here. Signature Ss and catchword Memb. excluded.

Scan 428; printed 320; sequence 328; image block89-source-428.png. Complete body from the Member 3 heading and all eight margins: n Menander, o Gualther, p Apuleius (body marker resembles q), q Peter of Blois, r Bernard, dagger Cardano, s Lucian, dagger Seneca. Greek checked in enlarged crop. Peter of Blois reads ex onere metiens; irregular final clause preserved pending collation. Final acc- joins cording on 429; catchword excluded.

Scan 429; printed 321; sequence 329; image block89-source-429.png. Body through the higher they are elevated, the more grievously depressed. All twelve margins belong to 089: asterisk Chrysostom, dagger Juvenal, u Saturnalian Letters, x Vos quidem, y Et quota pars, dagger Seneca with repeated in, z Et diis similes, a Flammas, b Omnium oculis, c Horace, d Boethius, asterisk Aeneas Sylvius. Final body line For the rest of his prerogatives which wealth affords, starts 090 and continues on 430. Catchword as excluded.