*Charles his Waine 237 *Of the name of Charolus, being the diminutive of Charus 238 *Verses sent to the Kinge with Figges: by Sr John Davis 234 *Love Lines 239 *Love Flight 240 *An Elegiecall Epistle on Sir John Davis death 241 *ENTERTAINMENT OF QUEEN ELIZABETH AT HAREFIELD BY THE COUNTESSE OF DERBY 243 NOTE 244 *THE COMPLAINT OF THE V SATYRES AGAINST THE NYMPHS 256 ERRATA 259 ERRATA. A very few 'slips' have met my eyes on a final reading. They are--as says an ancient Divine--"as easily corrected as espied." Nevertheless they are here recorded that the Reader of his charity may put them right, and any others that may have escaped Editor and Printer. In _Nosce Teipsum_, the heading and head-line (Vol. I., pp. 25, 26 onward) has 'Immortalitie' misprinted 'Immortalite'--a common contemporary spelling--but it is 'tie' in the title-page (p. 5): _ib._ p. 80, l. 15, read 'be best.' In _Hymnes to Astræa_, _ib._ p. 147, l. 3, remove period (.) after 'rayes.' In _Orchestra_, _ib._ p. 181, st. 53, l. 7, read 'perfect-cunning': p. 185, foot-note 7, put G. at end: p. 192, st. 81, l. 7, 'Ply' = entwine (omitted): p. 194, foot-note 7, is 'coach,' not 'couch': p. 202, l. 10, 'shoe' was the contemporary spelling: p. 204, st. 113, l. 6, insert 'it' before 'shine.'--G. IV. EPIGRAMS, WITH ADDITIONS. NOTE. I am indebted to the Bodleian copy--among Malone's books--for my text of these 'Epigrams.' I have preferred this edition to the two others that preceded, inasmuch as, while it, like them, bears the imprint of 'Middlebourgh,' there seems no reason to doubt that it was printed in London: therefore most probably under the author's eye. The volume is a small 12mo. and the following is the title-page:-- All OVIDS ELEGIES 3 Bookes By C. M. EPIGRAMS BY J. D. At Middlebourgh. Malone has filled in in MS. 'Christopher Marlowe and John Davis.' Cf. Collier's Bibliographical Account of Early English Literature: Vol I. _s.n._