The Anatomy of Melancholy

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.