[2858] Cor. _Menenius, ever, ever._] om. Seymour conj. [2859] [To ... Virgilia] to his Wife and Mother. Capell. [2860] _change_] _charge_ Theobald. _honours_] _honour_ Hanmer. [2861] _And ... thee._] As by Malone. Four lines, ending _fancie: ... wanting, ... Rome, ... thee_, in Ff. _And buildings of my fancy; only one thing Is wanting, which I doubt not but our Rome Will ... thee._ Pope. Three lines, ending _fancy: ... doubt not ... thee_, in Capell. [2862] _And_] _Ay, and_ or _And all_ Anon. conj. _buildings_] _beguilings_ Anon. conj. _fancy: only There's_] _fancy_ [some words omitted] _Only there is_ Keightley. [2863] _There's_] _there Is_ Steevens (1793), ending line 188 at _there_. [2864] Pope ends the line at _I_. [2865] _Than_] F₃ F₄. _Then_ F₁. _Ten_ F₂. [Brutus ... forward.] Theobald. Enter Brutus and Sicinius. Ff. [2866] SCENE IV. Pope. [2867] _Into_] _Too, in_ Becket conj. _rapture_] _rupture_ P. W. ap. Long MS., and Anon. ap. Weston, conj. [2868] _chats_] _chats to_ Seymour conj. _cheers_ Collier (Collier MS.) _claps_ Singer conj. _shouts_ Staunton conj. _chats of_ Keightley. _malkin_] _Malkin_ (ital.) Ff. _Maukin_ Rowe. [2869] _Clambering ... horsed_] As in Pope. Three lines, ending _him: ... up, ... hors'd_, in Ff. [2870] _stalls_] _stalks_ Capell (corrected in Errata). [2871] _seld-shown_] _fell-shown_ or _pile-shown_ Grey conj. [2872] _war_] _ware_ Warburton. [2873] _damask in Their_] Pope. _damaske In their_ Ff. [2874] _pother_] Rowe. _poother_ Ff. [2875] _human_] Rowe. _humane_ Ff. [2876] _posture_] _action_ Capell. [2877] _On ... sleep._] As in Pope. Prose in Ff. [2878] _From_] _Form_ Becket conj. _and end_] _t' an end_ Johnson conj. _to the end_ Seymour conj. [2879] _those he_] _those that he_ Steevens (1793). _he hath_] _he 'ath_ Pope. [2880] _honours; which_] As in Pope. The line ends at _honors_, in Ff. [2881] _he will_] _he'll_ Steevens (1793), ending lines 214-218 at _comfort ... stand, ... will ... honours ... question_. _them_] om. Pope. _I_] om. Reed (1803). [2882] _As_] _As that_ Capell conj. _proud_] _prone_ Warburton conj. [2883] _napless_] Rowe. _Naples_ Ff. [2884] _It ... nobles._] Arranged as in Steevens (1778). Four lines, ending _word: ... carry it, ... him, ... nobles_, in Ff. Three, ending _rather ... gentry ... nobles_, in Pope, omitting _to him_. [2885] _of the_] _o' th'_ Pope. [2886] _I ... execution._] As in Pope. Prose in Ff. [2887] _It ... destruction._] As in Rowe. Prose in Ff. [2888] _as_] _at_ Collier (Collier MS.) _wills_] _will's_ Johnson. _wills it_ Keightley. [2889] _authorities. For an end,_] Pope. _authorities, for an end._ Ff. _an end_] _our end_ Hanmer. _that end_ Heath conj. [2890] _to's_] _to his_ Capell. [2891] _pleaders and_] As in Pope. The line ends at _pleaders_, in Ff. [2892] _Dispropertied_] _dispropertied_ F₁. _disproportioned_ F₂ F₃ F₄.