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Scan 576; printed 468; sequence 476; image block120-source-576.png. Complete body and six margins i,k,dagger,l,m,n. Preserve Marrhusian and Lycias in the original, explain Myrrhinusian and Lysias in the modern text. Retain Burton’s reversal of the final Ficino comparison and the distinction between fairies and demons in the hermit story. Catchword Memb.2 omitted and its discrepancy with the following heading recorded.

Scan 577; printed 469; sequence 477; image block120-source-577.png. Complete body and three margins o,dagger,p. Preserve printed MEMB.3.SUBSECT.3 and annotate numbering. Martial Latin and Burton’s English verse remain separate. Léry’s argument compared with the French chapter8. Omit running head, signature and catchword.

Scan 578; printed 470; sequence 478; image block120-source-578.png. Complete body and nine margins q,r,s,dagger,dagger,t,u,x,dagger. Enlarged eye of the countenance clause confirms eye, not cyse. Modern text supplies the elliptical repeated sense, with an explicit note. Daniel quotation compared with1592 text. Omit catchword.

Scan 579; printed 471; sequence 479; image block120-source-579.png. Complete body and eight margins y,z,a,b,c,dagger,dagger,dagger. Ovid,Persius,Horace,Petronius and Mantuan parallels checked. Preserve Burton’s separate Latin and English renderings and prose glosses. Omit catchword.

Scan 580; printed 472; sequence 480; image block120-source-580.png. Complete body and ten margins d,e,dagger,asterisk,y,e,f,g,asterisk,dagger. Preserve repeated marginal e and Burton’s Ausonius variant. Enlarged bottom margin reads in ipsis complexibus. Keep the displaced Epist.7.lib.2 dagger before Antoninus while noting its likely backward reference. Caracalla paragraph continues581; omit catchword.

Scan 581; printed 473; sequence 481; image block120-source-581.png. Only opening continuation through unseemly,undecent carriage of it and marginal h Spartian. Historia Augusta anecdote retained but its fabricated marriage and stepmother relationship explained. Following When you have all done paragraph and all remaining margins, beginning asterisk Sidneys Arcadia, reserved for121.

Opening words: Now last of all, I will shew you by what means beauty doth fascinate, bewitch, as some hold, and work upon the soul of a man by the eye.

Closing words: unseemly, undecent carriage of it.

Passages DJR-121-01 to DJR-121-46

Source page labels: 473–478 (sequence 481–486). Scan pages: 581, 582, 583, 584, 585, 586.

Scan 581; printed 473; sequence 481; image block121-source-581.png. Begin When you have all done after120 ends unseemly,undecent carriage of it. Include remaining body and six margins:asterisk Sidney,i Bossus,dagger Matenesius,k Petronius,l Terence,asterisk Aretino. Top h Spartian belongs to120. Omit catchword; Philocharus paragraph continues582.

Scan 582; printed 474; sequence 482; image block121-source-582.png. Complete body and nine margins:dagger Aristaenetus,m Lucian,dagger Seneca,n Castiglione,dagger Ovid,o Bossus,dagger Scribanius,dagger Terence,asterisk Stroza. Enlarged anchors confirm m before Lucian,n before Because,dagger Ovid before Sanguine. Enlarged parvamque exortamque is retained and annotated against Juvenal. Defuit checked in Castiglione margin. Glycere Latin and English remain separate. Omit catchword.

Scan 583; printed 475; sequence 483; image block121-source-583.png. Complete body and six margins:p Ovid,dagger Daniel,q Philo,r Basil,s Homeric hymn,t Apollonius. Enlarged Basil marginal word transcribed tentatively as pornœium; uncertainty recorded. Separate original Latin and Burton English verses preserved. Apollonius introduction continues584; omit catchword.

Scan 584; printed 476; sequence 484; image block121-source-584.png. Complete body and eleven margins:asterisk Plutarch,u Plutarch,y Heliodorus,x Cardan,z Ruth,a Judith,b Juvenal,c Horace,d Suetonius,e Seneca,f Seneca. Source y before x retained. Altered and erroneous references recorded. Heliogabalus paragraph continues585; omit catchword.

Scan 585; printed 477; sequence 485; image block121-source-585.png. Complete body and seven margins:g Livy,h Bossus,i Bernard,k Cyprian/Clement,l Tertullian,m Bossus/Plautus,n Seneca. Bottom continuation of m and n directly read in enlarged crop. Printed Venus and Titus retained on the left with explanatory notes. Lucian gold maxim continues586; omit catchword.

Scan 586; printed 478; sequence 486; image block121-source-586.png. Only opening continuation through all such inordinate,furious and unruly passions and two margins:o Lucian,p Non sic Furius. Jerome comparison checked as Letter77 on Fabiola,not Blesilla. Following But I am over tedious paragraph and all remaining margins,beginning dagger Anacreon4,are reserved for122.

Opening words: When you have all done, veniunt à veste sagittæ, the greatest provocations of lust are from our apparel;

Closing words: all such inordinate, furious and unruly passions.

Passages DJR-122-01 to DJR-122-43

Source page labels: 478–483 (sequence 486–491). Scan pages: 586, 587, 588, 589, 590, 591.

Scan 586; printed 478; sequence 486; image block122-source-586.png. Begin But I am over tedious after the closing121 paragraph. Include remaining body and six margins: dagger Anacreon, dagger Affer tecum, asterisk Theognis, dagger Chaloner, r Danae, s Ovid. The opening continuation and o Lucian/p Non sic Furius belong to121. Greek and ligatures directly read enlarged. Omit catchword; Sir Giles Goosecap continues587.

Scan 587; printed 479; sequence 487; image block122-source-587.png. Complete body and eight margins: dagger Aristaenetus14, asterisk Qui caret, t Juvenal, dagger Lucian, dagger Newburgh, u Gaguinus, x Zonaras, y Barbaro. Printed t and anchors checked. Names retained in source column; Lucian and Geoffrey discrepancies noted. Omit signature and catchword.

Scan 588; printed 480; sequence 488; image block122-source-588.png. Complete body, Subsection4 heading and five margins: z Tatius, dagger hungry dogs, asterisk Shakespeare, a Tatius1, b breasts. Heading split into two aligned heading units. Body Tatius2 and margin1 both retained. Ismenius paragraph continues589. Ornamental initial becomes ordinary capital; omit running head and catchword.

Scan 589; printed 481; sequence 489; image block122-source-589.png. Complete body and seven margins: asterisk Mantuan, asterisk OvidMet1, c Eustathius scene, dagger Aristaenetus4, asterisk Virgil, asterisk Propertius, d OvidAmores. Geneseo and plea retained on left with contextual readings explained. Youth/night paragraph continues590; omit signature and catchword.

Scan 590; printed 482; sequence 490; image block122-source-590.png. Complete body and eight margins: dagger Aretino, e Castiglione, dagger adulterated cloth, f Busbecq, g Boemus, h Chrysostom, i Jerome, k gestures. The bottom horizontal continuation belongs to k and is included in full. Body hair/girdle account differs from margin and is noted. For as he goes on continues591; omit catchword.

Scan 591; printed 483; sequence 491; image block122-source-591.png. Only top body through Pontanus Latin and Burton English verse and the following How shall he contain? Include l Jerome dress, m Chrysostom, dagger PontanusBaiae1. Printed ruffling checked in enlarged crop. Remaining body begins voices/speech and is reserved123 along with n P.Jovius and subsequent margins.

Opening words: But I am over tedious, I confess, and whilst I stand gaping after fine clothes, there is another great allurement,

Closing words: How shall he contain?

Passages DJR-123-01 to DJR-123-52

Source page labels: 483–488 (sequence 491–496). Scan pages: 591, 592, 593, 594, 595, 596.

Scan 591; printed 483; sequence 491; image block123-source-591.png. Begin The very tone of some of their voices immediately after the Block 122 ending How shall he contain? Include six remaining margins: n Giovio, o Ovid, dagger Aristaenetus book 1, dagger Aristaenetus 2.5 including Quam suave, p Lucian and q Theocritus. Earlier l, m and dagger Pontanus belong to Block 122. The displaced dagger near Petronius is explained, not silently reassigned. Omit running head, signature and catchword.

Scan 592; printed 484; sequence 492; image block123-source-592.png. Complete body and five margins: dagger Plutarch, r Tatius, s Apollonius, t Catullus and dagger Pornodidascalus. Latin and Burton English verses remain separate. Argus line identified as Ovid Metamorphoses 1.625. Omit running head and catchword.

Scan 593; printed 485; sequence 493; image block123-source-593.png. Complete body and eight margins: dagger Lucian, u Tatius, dagger de luxuria, x Aeneas Silvius, asterisk Martial, dagger Vitruvius, y Eustathius with Suetonius and dagger Xenophon. Preserve nequam in the Martial verse and explain the disagreement with Burton English. Omit running head, signature and catchword.

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