Scan 693; printed 581; sequence 593; image block142-source-693.png. Complete printed581 and all eight margins. Compulsory celibacy, medical and sexual accusations, the fishpond allegation, Bellarmine/Coster/Valencia, James Rossa, Jerome, Cyprian and Witzel. Preserve600 in body versus more than6000 in margin and printed1419. Omit signature/catchword.

Scan 694; printed 582; sequence 594; image block142-source-694.png. Complete printed582 and all seven margins. Lydgate stanzas, poverty/colonization, marriage policy, Maranhão, religious houses and Tertullian. Final not continues695. Omit catchword.

Scan 695; printed 583; sequence 595; image block142-source-695.png. Complete printed583 and all eleven margins. Polygamy and brothels, Radziwiłł, Crassus, Surena, privileges for parenthood, marriage penalties and hesitant bachelors. Final sentence continues696. Last two margins anticipate Seneca/Epaminondas and repeat696; retain both copies. Omit signature/catchword.

Scan 696; printed 584; sequence 596; image block142-source-696.png. Complete printed584 and all twelve margins. Seneca/Horace, scholars and marriage, Beroaldo, Ovid, praise of wives, Sirach, Afranius, Lœbeus and Bacon. Final Latin poem completed here; Bacon citation anchors beginning697. Omit catchword A.

Scan 697; printed 585; sequence 597; image block142-source-697.png. Printed585 opening through Alcestis: end what more can be desired or expected? Include first margin Euripides only. Nextblock143 begins And although on the other side there be an infinite number of bad husbands; remaining margins begin Cum juxta mare agrum coleret and belong143.

Opening words: There be those that think they are necessitated by Fate

Closing words: what more can be desired or expected?

Passages DJR-143-01 to DJR-143-75

Source page labels: 585–590 (sequence 597–602). Scan pages: 697, 698, 699, 700, 701, 702.

Scan 697; printed 585; sequence 597; image block142-source-697.png. Begin And although on the other side there be an infinite number of bad husbands. First Euripides margin belongs to142. Include remaining six margins, beginning Cum juxta mare agrum coleret. Devoted husband, necessary troubles and Susarion. Last sentence continues698. Omit catchword.

Scan 698; printed 586; sequence 598; image block143-source-698.png. Complete printed586 and all ten margins, counting unmarked Lib.3.num.1 separately from Seneca and provisionally attaching it to Nevizzano. Marriage, population and the public good; beginning of Latin twelve-point list. Omit signature and catchword.

Scan 699; printed 587; sequence 599; image block143-source-699.png. Complete printed587; no marginal notes. Conclude Latin list, preserve separate English version, then all twelve opposing arguments. Discussion after the lists continues700. Omit catchword.

Scan 700; printed 588; sequence 600; image block143-source-700.png. Complete printed588 and seven margins. Take the chance of marriage; Vigil of Venus; authorities and personal wish. Final sentence continues701. Omit signature and catchword.

Scan 701; printed 589; sequence 601; image block143-source-701.png. Complete printed589 and fourteen marginal entries. Chaucer, romance couples, wedding song and classical blessings. Final English stanza continues702. Omit catchword.

Scan 702; printed 590; sequence 602; image block143-source-702.png. Complete printed590 and all three margins. Complete wedding stanza, wishes for mutual love and shared death, closing Latin bibliography and Chaucer stanza. End But now to purpose of my rather speech. Dangling dagger before concordes has no accompanying marginal note; retain source mark and explain. Section2 ends here.

Opening words: And although on the other side there be an infinite number of bad husbands

Closing words: But now to purpose of my rather speech.

Passages DJR-144-01 to DJR-144-59

Source page labels: 591–596 (sequence 603–608). Scan pages: 703, 704, 705, 706, 707, 708.

Scan 703; printed 591; sequence 603; image block143-source-703.png. Begin with Section3, Member1, Subsection1, Jealousy and its descriptor. Entire printed591 and all seven marginal entries included. End of Aegeus sentence continues704. Omit running heads, signature and catchword.

Scan 704; printed 592; sequence 604; image block144-source-704.png. Entire printed592 and all eleven margins, including two separate x entries and separate Commynes title and extract. Includes Seneca maxim, parental and religious concern, political suspicion, divine envy and opening Bodin extract. Last sentence continues705. Omit catchword.

Scan 705; printed 593; sequence 605; image block144-source-705.png. Entire printed593 and all eleven margins. Ottoman, Roman, Muscovite, French and English examples of political suspicion. Continuous Fletcher/Herodot./Maximinus marginal entry counted once. Robert Duke of Normandy sentence continues706. Omit signature and catchword.

Scan 706; printed 594; sequence 606; image block144-source-706.png. Entire printed594 and all nine margins. Complete Robert sentence, three causes, Daniel composite verse, return to erotic jealousy, Seneca verses and separate English rendering, swan story and Chaucer, elephants and camel. Last sentence continues707. Repeated t markers retained. Omit catchword.

Scan 707; printed 595; sequence 607; image block144-source-707.png. Entire printed595 and all seven margins, counting unmarked R.T. beside Propertius verse as one, provisionally attached to English version. Crocodiles and dogs, bachelors and rivalry, Memmius, Phaedria, pine and Adonis, Petronius and Chaucer, Propertius Latin and first part of separate English version. Omit catchword.

Scan 708; printed 596; sequence 608; image block144-source-708.png. Only the continuation of the English Propertius rendering and the complete closing paragraph of Subsection1, with its two margins, 1Sam1.6 and Blason of Jealousie. Ends that reverend Lord, as he stiles him. Stop before Subsection2, Causes of Jealousie; its descriptor, body and marginalia belong to145.

Opening words: SECT. 3. MEMB. 1. SUBSECT. 1. JEALOUSY.

Closing words: that reverend Lord, as he stiles him.

Passages DJR-145-01 to DJR-145-64

Source page labels: 596–601 (sequence 608–613). Scan pages: 708, 709, 710, 711, 712, 713.

Scan 708; printed 596; sequence 608; image block144-source-708.png. Start at Subsection2 and full descriptor; all following body and final three margins b, dagger and c included. Previous two margins belong to144. Sentence continues709.

Scan 709; printed 597; sequence 609; image block145-source-709.png. Entire printed597, including all eight margins: dagger, d,e,f,g, unmarked Ovid, h and unmarked R.T. First R.T. provisionally attached to High colour verse on710. Last sentence continues710.

Scan 710; printed 598; sequence 610; image block145-source-710.png. Entire printed598 and six margins: unmarked R.T., i,k,l, dagger Mimnermus and m. Complete verses, Gallus attribution, January and Latin passages retained. Last sentence continues711.

Scan 711; printed 599; sequence 611; image block145-source-711.png. Entire printed599 and nine margins: n, dagger Chaloner,o,p,p repeated,q,r,dagger Chaloner and star Pliny. Foràs claros and cannot use but checked directly. All verse lineation retained.

Scan 712; printed 600; sequence 612; image block145-source-712.png. Entire printed600 and nine entries: q,r,s,t,u,x,y,starred scholar narrative and detached unmarked lib.1. Both last entries retained separately with uncertainty recorded. Genis gratus checked against scan and Apuleius. Last sentence continues713.

Scan 713; printed 601; sequence 613; image block145-source-713.png. Entire printed601 and eight margins: a,b,star,c,dagger,star,dagger Horace and d. Snowt fair checked at enlarged scale and rendered as facial beauty. End complete paragraph at she certainly loves some other man better then himself. Omit signature and catchword.

Opening words: SUBSECT. 2. Causes of Jealousie.

Closing words: she certainly loves some other man better then himself.

Passages DJR-146-01 to DJR-146-79

Source page labels: 602–608 (sequence 614–620). Scan pages: 714, 715, 716, 717, 718, 719, 720.

Scan 714; printed 602; sequence 614; image block146-source-714.png. All body from Nevisanus at top, all eight margins e,f,g,h,i,dagger,k,l. Ends Propertius Latin couplet; separate English rendering begins715.

Scan 715; printed 603; sequence 615; image block146-source-715.png. All body and eight margins star,dagger,dagger,m,n,o,dagger,star. Final sentence continues716. Names and Latin variants retained.