Scan 536; printed 428; sequence 436; image block111-source-536.png. Complete body and nine marginal notes. Charity’s primacy, Augustinian friendship and scriptural duties. Preserve will resist evil and the biblical locators; distinguish English and Latin marginal wording.

Scan 537; printed 429; sequence 437; image block111-source-537.png. Opening body through Christian Laws of Love, Boethius three-line verse with margin p, then Angelical souls through and have another heaven upon earth! Exclude the following paragraph But this we cannot do and marginal q, reserved for 112.

Opening words: For the nature of true friendship is to combine, to be like affected, of one minde,

Closing words: and have another heaven upon earth!

Passages DJR-112-01 to DJR-112-46

Source page labels: 429–433 (sequence 437–441). Scan pages: 537, 538, 539, 540, 541.

Scan 537; printed 429; sequence 437; image block111-source-537.png. Begin But this we cannot do, after the Boethius verse and Angelical souls passage already included in111. Include margins q–t. The final sentence continues on538.

Scan 538; printed 430; sequence 438; image block111-source-538.png. Complete body and marginal u. Revenge, hoarding, refused appeals for aid and self-interested beneficence. Preserve both Latin verse passages in lineated form. Final sentence continues on539.

Scan 539; printed 431; sequence 439; image block112-source-539.png. Complete body and seven marginal notes, x, y, dagger, asterisk, dagger, z and a. Cosimo, architectural memorials, poetry, exemplars of virtue and the departure of Justice. Preserve the one-line Muse fragment and two-line Horace quotation. Final sentence continues on540.

Scan 540; printed 432; sequence 440; image block112-source-540.png. Complete body and five marginal notes, b–e and Josephus dagger. Litigation, war, religious polemic, attributed Inquisition totals, lack of charity and disasters. Gallienus, intervening verse and Aurelian share one marginal note. Final sentence continues on541.

Scan 541; printed 433; sequence 441; image block112-source-541.png. Opening body and margins f–h only, through think upon it: and be wise. Completes Member3 Charity and Section1. Exclude the actual Section2 heading, following body and margins i/k, all reserved for113.

Opening words: But this we cannot do; and which is the cause of all our woes, miseries, discontent, melancholy,

Closing words: think upon it: and be wise.

Passages DJR-113-01 to DJR-113-58

Source page labels: 433–438 (sequence 441–446). Scan pages: 541, 542, 543, 544, 545, 546.

Scan 541; printed 433; sequence 441; image block112-source-541.png. Begin at the actual SECT.2 MEMB.1 SUBSECT.1 heading, Heroicall love causing Melancholy. Include opening body and margins i/k. Exclude charity conclusion and margins f–h already in112. Continue sentence on542.

Scan 542; printed 434; sequence 442; image block112-source-542.png. Complete body and13 margins. Love’s genealogy, Porus/Penia, Aristophanes, Vulcan, Cupid iconography, divinity, Plautus and Caecilius. Keep Plautus lineated. Final Caecilius passage continues on543.

Scan 543; printed 435; sequence 443; image block112-source-543.png. Complete body and13 margins. Caecilius verse, blindness and expulsion myths, Sophocles and Thetide verses, Jupiter and Venus, Hercules and Ovid, plant love and Claudian. Preserve all verse units and Burton’s independent English couplet.

Scan 544; printed 436; sequence 444; image block112-source-544.png. Complete body and8 recoverable margins f,g,h,k,l,m,n,asterisk. Palm stories, authority chain, Virgil, Propertius, mares and lions, rutting stags. Orphan superscript i retained literally; no matching marginal text visible on scan. Last sentence continues on545.

Scan 545; printed 437; sequence 445; image block113-source-545.png. Complete body and8 margins. Finish stags, birdsong and Lucretius, fish, Saxo bear, peacock, dolphins, Busbecq lynx/crane, Orphic couplet, spirits and Weyer denial. Last passage continues on546.

Scan 546; printed 438; sequence 446; image block113-source-546.png. Opening body through Menippus phantom bride and many thousands took notice of this fact, for it was done in the midst of Greece. Include margins t,u,x only. Exclude Sabine in his Comment... and subsequent margins y onward, reserved for114.

Opening words: SECT. 2. MEMB. 1. SUBSECT. 1. Heroicall love causing Melancholy. His Pedegree, Power, and Extent.

Closing words: many thousands took notice of this fact, for it was done in the midst of Greece.

Passages DJR-114-01 to DJR-114-42

Source page labels: 438–442 (sequence 446–450). Scan pages: 546, 547, 548, 549, 550.

Scan 546; printed 438; sequence 446; image block113-source-546.png. Begin Sabine in his Comment on the 10th of Ovids Metamorphosis, at the tale of Orpheus, telleth us of a Gentleman of Bavaria. Include remaining body and margins y,z only. Exclude Menippus and t,u,x already in113. Venus tale continues on547.

Scan 547; printed 439; sequence 447; image block113-source-547.png. Complete body and nine margins a,dagger,b,c,d,e,f,g,h. Finish Venus ring story, Phlegon, fallen angels, travellers and Herodotus, Lipsius. Last sentence continues on548.

Scan 548; printed 440; sequence 448; image block114-source-548.png. Complete body and five margins i,k,l,m,n. End Subsection1, begin Subsection2 heading, Virgil fragments, love and destruction, disease catalogue. Preserve verse fragments separately.

Scan 549; printed 441; sequence 449; image block114-source-549.png. Complete body and nine margins dagger,k,l,m,n,o,p,q,r. The extended Latin catalogue begins. Distinguish margin Philosophis from body At hunc; retain printed Euristium and Beventinus. Printed n/o references are crossed. Last sentence continues on550.

Scan 550; printed 442; sequence 450; image block114-source-550.png. Opening body through nolo quem diutius hisce sordibus inquinare. Include nine margins s,dagger,t,u,x,y,dagger,z,dagger. Exclude I come at last to that Heroicall Love and Fonseca asterisk and later margins reserved for115.

Opening words: Sabine in his Comment on the 10th of Ovids Metamorphosis, at the tale of Orpheus, telleth us of a Gentleman of Bavaria,

Closing words: nolo quem diutius hisce sordibus inquinare.

Passages DJR-115-01 to DJR-115-64

Source page labels: 442–447 (sequence 450–455). Scan pages: 550, 551, 552, 553, 554, 555.

Scan 550; printed 442; sequence 450; image block115-source-550.png. Begin I come at last to that Heroicall Love. Include five final margins: asterisk Fonseca, a, dagger Tertullian, b, c. Exclude prior Latin catalogue and its nine margins already in114. Cupid sentence continues on551.

Scan 551; printed 443; sequence 451; image block115-source-551.png. Complete body and nine margins: asterisk Plutarch, d, asterisk Lucretius, dagger Fonseca, dagger Horace, e, dagger Simonides, f, dagger Geryon. Preserve independent Latin and English verse. Plutarch mirror sentence continues on552.

Scan 552; printed 444; sequence 452; image block115-source-552.png. Complete body and eight margins: asterisk Propertius, asterisk Plutarch, dagger Petronius, dagger Aretino, asterisk Broughton, g, dagger Leo, dagger Catullus. End-page Helies is a catchword; next-page body supplies it once.

Scan 553; printed 445; sequence 453; image block115-source-553.png. Complete body and ten margins: dagger Euripides, h, dagger Plautus, asterisk Cyprian, dagger Pliny, i, k, l, m, n. One Pliny marginal note has two body daggers; preserve first literally and anchor one footnote at second. Final Amor nobilis continues onto554.

Scan 554; printed 446; sequence 454; image block115-source-554.png. Complete body and thirteen margins: o,p,q,r,s,t,u,x,y at side and z,a,b,c at foot. Page misprinted246 corresponds to446. Read sited and extruso from enlarged body; printed Gnastivinus retained. Sentence continues on555.

Scan 555; printed 447; sequence 455; image block115-source-555.png. Opening body through ideoq; recte melancholicus appellatur. Concupiscentia vehemens ex corrupto judicio æstimativæ virtutis. Include marginal e only. Exclude Member2 Subsection1 heading, subsequent body and f onward, reserved for116.

Opening words: I come at last to that Heroicall Love, which is proper to men and women, is a frequent cause of melancholy,

Closing words: Concupiscentia vehemens ex corrupto judicio æstimativæ virtutis.

Passages DJR-116-01 to DJR-116-57

Source page labels: 447–451 (sequence 455–459). Scan pages: 555, 556, 557, 558, 559.

Scan 555; printed 447; sequence 455; image block116-source-555.png. Begin at Member2 Subsection1 heading; include subsequent body and marginal f,g,dagger,asterisk,dagger,h. Exclude preceding body and marginal e belonging to115. The sentence ending longo continues on556; omit catchword procul-. Planetary glyphs enlarged and read: Mars, Venus, Mercury, Mercury; later Moon and Mercury.