[1051] _Dame Sybly_] This line not in MS. [1052] _Sare_] MS. “Sybylle.” [1053] _theyr_] MS. “the.” [1054] _What, Colyne, &c._] This line and the following one not in MS. [1055] _The lay fee_] MS. “Thus _the lay_.” [1056] _the fawte_] So MS. Not in eds. [1057] _On you, prelates_] So Marshe’s ed. Other eds. “In _you prelates_.” MS. “In your presepte.” [1058] _Ye do them wrong_] Other eds. “_Ye do wrong_.” [1059] _And_] So MS. Not in eds. [1060] _Evyn_] So MS. Not in eds. [1061] _that they_] Kytson’s ed. “_they that_.” [1062] _lyke_] MS. “and.” [1063] _Redys_] So MS. Eds. “Rede.” [1064] _foundacyons_] MS. “foundacion.” [1065] _talkys_] So MS. Eds. “talke.” [1066] _Howe ye brake the dedes_] MS. “_How_ that he brekes _the_ deths.” [1067] _Turne monasteris into_] MS. “To _torne monestarys_ to.” [1068] _ye_] So Marshe’s ed. Other eds. “they.” MS. “to.” [1069] _workes ... are_] MS. “worke ... ys veraye.” [1070] _Spent_] MS. “Spend.” [1071] _Diriges are_] MS. “dyrige.” [1072] _But where, &c._] This and the following line not in MS. [1073] _coulde_] MS. “can.” [1074] _false_] MS. “hole.” [1075] _Turke, Sarazyn, &c._] This line and the twenty-seven lines which follow not in MS. [1076] _rescue_] Other eds. “rescite.” [1077] _In admirabili honore_] Kele’s ed. “_In o admirabile honore_.” Kytson’s ed. “Into _admirabile honore_.” Marshe’s ed. “Into honorable _honore_.” [1078] _Fulgurantis hastæ_] Eds. “Fulgurantes haste.” See notes. [1079] _gloria_] So other eds. Kele’s ed. “glyria.” [1080] _vpon_] So other eds. Kele’s ed. “vpyn.” [1081] _eche_] So other eds. Kele’s ed. “yche.” [1082] _penalte_] So MS. and other eds. (with various spelling). Kele’s ed. “penalyte.” [1083] _Nota_] MS. “Note.” [1084] _theologys_] MS. “theologi.” [1085] _astrologys_] MS. “astrologi.” [1086] _Ascendent a degre_] This passage seems to be corrupted. MS. “Assendente a _dextre_:” (and compare the Lansdown MS. quoted below.) [1087] _Was so then, &c._] This line not in MS. [1088] _A fatall fall of one_] So MS. (and compare the Lansdown MS. quoted below). Eds. “All _fatall_ for _one_.” [1089] _shuld_] So MS. Eds. “shall.” [1090] _on_] MS. “in.” [1091] _thynges_] MS. “thynge.” [1092] _Amongest_] MS. “Amonge.” [1093] _haue none_] MS. has “alone;” and omits the seventy-eight lines which follow. Among the _Lansdown MSS._ (762. fol. 75) I find the subjoined fragment: “Som men thynke that ye shall haue penaltie for youre Inyquytie Note well what to saye yf yt please the not onely yt is good for astrollogy ffor tholomy tolde me the sonn somtyme to be In a Signe called ariotte assendam ad dextram when Scorpio is descendyng affatuall fall of one that syttys now on trone and rewles all thynge alone your tethe whet on this bone Amonge you euery chone And lett colen clowte alone. The profecy of Skelton 1529.” (The name originally written “_Skylton_.”) [1094] _see_] Eds. “fee.” [1095] _to_] Not in Marshe’s ed.