Although in open view and people's face, He fronts me with some spruce, neat, cinquepace;[361] Or Tullus, though, whene'er he me espies, Straight with loud mouth "A bandy, sir,"[362] he cries; 130 Or Robrus, who, addict to nimble fence, Still greets me with stockado's[363] violence. These I do bear, because I too well know They are the same they seem in outward show. But all confusion sever from mine eye This Janian bifront, Hypocrisy. [347] _i.e._, all-_kenning_, all-knowing. Marston uses the word two or three times. [348] Fawning. [349] Bows. [350] A mirror of refinement, a gallant of Castilian breeding. But there is also a reference to Baldessar Castiglione, author of the celebrated treatise _Il Cortese_. So in Guilpin's _Skialeheia_, 1598, the name "Balthazer" is applied to a spruce courtier:-- "Come to the court, and _Balthazer_ affords Fountains of holy and rose-water words. Hast thou need of him and wouldst find him kind? Nay, then, go by, the gentleman is blind." Sig. C. 4. [351] Lock of hair? [352] See note, vol. ii. p. 60. [353] Who was transformed into the hoopoe. Old ed. "Tyreus." [354] Old ed. "talke;" but the correction is made in the author's list of errata. [355] Falling bands, which lay upon the shoulders. [356] "Him"--omitted in old ed., but supplied in the author's list of errata. [357] _i.e._, you who feared a short while ago ("a space") that you would have to dine off stock-fish. [358] Wantonness. [359] "Is the reference to Essex's expedition to Cadiz in 1596? _Rodao_ is the Italian form of a Portuguese town in the province of Beira."--_Grosart._ [360] The foolish shepherd in Sir Philip Sidney's _Arcadia_. [361] The name of a dance. [362] Tullus can talk of nothing but tennis. [363] A thrust in fencing. SATIRE II. _Quædam sunt, et non videntur._