The Anatomy of Melancholy

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.