170 The Weddings <strong>of</strong> the Princes. Etcocles is troiiblcd. [PT. i.[leaf 28]But I reallycan't describeall the feastingand love-makingthat went on.The news <strong>of</strong>the marriagereaches Eteoclesin <strong>Thebes</strong>,and troubleshim.To byholde the gretii EyalteAnd the maner / <strong>of</strong> thys solempnyte.But* to telle / aH: the circumstancesOf lustiis / Keuel / and tlie dyuers daunces, 1664The feestes riche /, and the gyftes grete,The pryv^ sighiis / and the feruent hete<strong>of</strong> louys folk / brennyng* as the glede,And devyses / <strong>of</strong> many sondry wede, 1668The touches stole / and the* amerous lookes,By sotyl craft* / leyd oute"^ lyne and liokes,The lalous folk / to traysshen and begyleIn their awayt* / with many sondry wile : 1672Al this in soth / descryven I ne can.Buf wel wote I / the newe fame ran,This mene while "^ / with ful swiff passageVuto <strong>Thebes</strong> / <strong>of</strong> this mariage. 1676And by report* trewe and not* yfeyned,The soune ther<strong>of</strong> the eeres hath atteyned,Myn aucto?^r writ* /, <strong>of</strong> Ethyocles,Touchyng* thonoz^?' / and the gret* encres 16801Of Polymyte / heghly magnyfied,And how that* he / newly was allyedWith Adrastus / in the londe <strong>of</strong> Arge.The whiche thyng-* / he gretly gan to charge, 168411661. Ryalte Bo. roialte Adj. 1663. telle Ar. Bo. toWe or icW all the otherlMSS. all] <strong>of</strong> Bo. 1667. In Ar. <strong>of</strong> stands before the column ; the copyist had firsi^^written The, ichich is undcrdotted. loues Bo. M. A(\. T.^. loiiyng G. C. folk/jflok.Lb. 1669—1672 omitted in P. 1669. stole Ar. Bo. and all the oth£7iMSS., except scole {sic) Lj. L.,. and sutill Ra. sotill Ba. {cp. 1670). ])e ameromBo. Tj. M. Ra. thamerous Ar. amerous Adj. Ad.,. auervous I. lookes] look](: hook) Ra. Ba. 1670. doun Ar. G. Ad,. Ad".,. I. Ra". Ba. Ej. S (adoim).]oute Bo. Tj. Du. Lj. Lb. M. Di. C. T.. E.^. L.^. Ro. Ap. lyne] lines E.,. bijlyne Adj. Ad.,. I. 1671. lalous Av. lelous Bo. Adj. gclous M. ; in Lb. ii\an empty space between The gel ions folke and bigyle ; the copyUt was unable Udecipher his orirjinal, or else this oriyinal presented a gap in this line. 1672their Bo. Adj. 1673. discryuen Bo. Adj. descryve M. 1674. wote I] I wotiM. Di. 1675. while Bo. M. Adj. whil Ar. 1676. this] this ilke M. thilklDi. the Adj. Ad.^ this hie C. Ro. this noble Ra. Ba. 1677. y-feyned Bojfeyned M. Adj.; Ar. has a pause-bar after tvewe. 1678. theres Adj. ther Ad.^. I1680. );e honour V,o. M. thonour Adj. 1681—1746 lost in Ap. 1682. how>om. Bo. C. T.,. P. E.. 1684. the] om. C. he gretly gan] he gan gretly Gigretly he gan 5l. Di. Adj. Ado. I . Ej. C.
IAnd. 1685.:PT. I.] Etcocles fears Polyneices will attach him. 71Dredyng^ Inly / that^ this mariageSlial after turne / vnto his damage,Sore* musyng' / and castyng^ vp and dou?jThe grete pouer / and the hegh renou/^Of Adrastus / the which <strong>of</strong> grekes land'Hadde al the power / soget* to his hand'Lesf that* he / for Polymytes sakwold vpon hyni / a newe werre make,But* ^if that* he, lik the conuenciou?«,jAt* tyme sette / delyuered the townTo his bri)der / by bond <strong>of</strong> oth* I-sworn*,Be couenauntes* / assured her to-forii,168816921696Eteocles thinksthat, backt )iyAdrastus,[leaf 28, back]Polyneices willattack hini,unless he resifiiishis crown at theend <strong>of</strong> his 1styear.|3if 3e remembre / late as I 30U tok? :which he was nati/ in pw^'pos forto hold,But* from his hesteI/ Caste forto varye.jAnd ther-vp-on list* no lenger tarye,jLich his desiie / to shape remedy es.first* he sente for his next* allies[In whoom he hadde / most* his affiau?ice,[For his lordes'/ that* hadde goue?*namiceOf his kyngdom / to come to hjm anon.And whan they weren present* eue?'ichon,ihe seide pleynly /, wenyng* for his best*,That* his hert* / shal neuer lyve in rest*,;But* in sorowe / and in a maner drede,170017041708So he sendsfor his alliesand lords,and tells em hecan never restDredyng Inly] Inly dredyng T.,. Inly] oonly Lb. gretly C. 1686.Shal] Shuld L.,. after] after tyme C. P.^Eo. afterward T.,. turne Ar. Bo. andMl the rest. vnto] into Bo. Tj. Du. L^ Lb. M. Di. Adi. Ad.,. I. Ej. to Ka. Ba.,0. T.2. P. E.^. 1687. Sore Bo. M. Ad^. Sor Ar. 1690. Hadde al] All had T.,.\\m\ <strong>of</strong> Bo. " soget] subiecte L^. to] vnto M. Di. Ba. 1692, make] take G.1693. 3if] ovi. M. Di. <strong>of</strong> L.,. lik] lyk to Bo. Tj. Du. Lj. Lb. Adj. Ad.. I. Pta..Ba. Ej. 1694. deliuert Adi. 1695. bond] boondis Lb. <strong>of</strong> oth Ba. Ra (<strong>of</strong>om.). C. T.,. P. E.,. Ro. <strong>of</strong> o]>cr U. <strong>of</strong> both Ar. G. Bo. Tj. Du. Lb. L^. Ad.,. S. <strong>of</strong>bothe M. D"i. Adj."!. Ej. I-sworn Ra. Ba. E^. besworn Ar. G. be sworn S. swornBo, and the rest. 1696. couenauntes] couauntes Ar. her] hir Bo. befornBo. M. Adj. 1699. heste Bo. Adj. cast Bo. caste Adj. 1700. tarye] totarye Bo. Tj. E^ S. ; in Ar, a pause-bar after list. 1703. he] om. Ka. hadBo. Adp bis] om. Bo. T^. Du. L,. Lb. AL Di. Adj. Ad.,. I. Ra. Ba. E,. S. Ro.most his] his most E.,. 1704. had Bo. Ad^ 1706. weren Bo {with a pause -bar\ciftcr weren). were" Ad^ (Ar. and Ad^. have no pause-bar in this line). 1707.wenyng] om. L^ his] the Lb. M. Di. E^. C. T.. P. Eo. Ro. 1708. lyve in]haue Du. 1709. in a maner Ar. Ado. I. and the rest, except a mancre in Adj.
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