¶ Wherof the contrary daoe I well a uow Original has ¶ Is trew for one there is that wyl not apply aontrary ¶ Vnto my correction nor in no wyse bow instead of ¶ To the dynt of my darte for dole nor desteny· contrary ¶ What comfort he hath nor the cause why ¶ That he so rebellyth I can not thynk of ry{gh}t Original has But yf ye hy{m} grau{n}ted your alders saf condyght. yot instead of not ¶ And yf he so haue than do ye not as goddis. ¶ For a goddys wrytyng may not reuersed be. ¶ Yf it shold I wold not gyue you ii pesecodd{i}s ¶ For grau{n}t of your patent of offyce nere of fee. Original has ¶ Wherefore in this mater do me equyte gra{n}ut ¶ Accerdi{n}g to my patent for tyl this be do instead of ¶ Ye haue no more my seruyse nor my gode wyl grau{n}t ¶ And whan al the goddis had attropos hered ¶ As they had ben wode brayd vp attones ¶ & sayd they wold not rest tyll he were conq{ue}red ¶ Taken and dystroyed body blode and bones ¶ And that they swere grete othes for {the} nonis ¶ Her lav to dyspyce that was so malapert ¶ They sayd he shuld be taught for to be so pert ¶ Wel sayd Appollo yf he on erth be ¶ wyth my brennyng chare I shall hy{m} co{n}found ¶ In feyth quod neptunus & he kepe these ¶ He may be well sure he shall be drownd ¶ A syr sayd Mars this haue we wel found ¶ That ony dysubeyed oure goodly precept ¶ We may well thynk we haue to long slept ¶ But neuertheles where I may hym fynd ¶ wyth thu{n}d{er} & lyghtning about I shall hy{m} chase ¶ And I quod Saturnus before and behynd. ¶ {with} my bytte cold shall shew hy{m} harde grace ¶ well sayd Mercuryus yf I may se his face. ¶ For euer of his spech I shall hym depryue Original has ¶ So that hym were better dede than alyue depryur instead of ¶ Ye quod Othea yet may he well be depryue ¶ In the eyr where he wyll & ax you no leue ¶ wherfore my counseyl is that all we ¶ May entrete Neptun{us} his rancour foryeue. Original has ¶ And than I dout not Colus wyl hy{m} myscheue rahcour ¶ So may ye be sure he soal you not escape instead of ¶ & ellis of you anger he wyll make but a iape. rancour ¶ But for to tel you how Colus was brought. ¶ In daungere of Pluto yet had I forget ¶ wherfore on this mater forther wyl I nou{gh}t. ¶ Procede tyll I therof haue knowlege you let ¶ It befell on a day the weder was wete ¶ And Colus thought he wold on his dysport. ¶ Goo t[u] reioyse his spyrytis and comforte