[2778] _means_] _'mends_ Theobald. [2779] _griefs_] Theobald. _greefe_ F1 F2. _grief_ F3 F4. [2780] _Shame ... excess_] Theobald. (_Shame that they wanted, cunning in excesse_) F1. _Shame_ (_that they wanted cunning in excesse_) F2 F3 F4. _Shame that they wanted coming in excess_ Johnson conj. [2781] _March_,] _March on, oh_ Pope. [2782] _And ... spotted._] Put in the margin by Pope. [2783] _All_] _We all_ Hanmer. [2784] _it is ... take_,] _is't not severe to take?_ Collier (Collier MS.). [2785] _revenges ... like_] Steevens (1778). _revenge ... like_ Ff. _revenge ... like to_ Pope. [2786] _all together_] F3 F4. _altogether_ F1. _al together_ F2. [2787] _thou'lt_] _thoul't_ F4. _thou't_ F1 F2 F3. [2788] _Descend_] _Defend_ F1. [2789] _Timon's_] _Timon_ Hanmer. [2790] _render'd to your_] Dyce (Chedworth conj.). _remedied to your_ F1. _remedied by your_ F2 F3 F4. _remedied by_ Pope. _remedied to_ Johnson. _remedy'd, to your_ Malone. _remitted to your_ Singer (ed. 2.). See note (XVIII). [2791] [The Senators....] Malone. Senators come from the Walls, and deliver their keys to Alcibiades. Capell. om. Ff. Enter Soldier.] Capell. Enter a Soldier. Theobald. Enter a Messenger. Ff. [2792] _his_] _the_ Pope (ed. 2). [2793] _Interprets_] _Interpreteth_ Pope. _poor_] _poorer_ S. Walker conj. (withdrawn). [2794] Alcib. [Reads] Alcibiades reades the Epitaph. Ff. [2795] _wicked_] F1. om. F2 F3 F4. [2796] _alive_] F1. om. F2 F3 F4. [2797] _pass and_] F1. om. F2 F3 F4.] _gait_] Johnson. _gate_ Ff. _gaite_ Pope. [2798] _abhorr'dst_] _abhorred'st_ Rowe. _human_] Rowe. _humane_ Ff. [2799] _brain's_] Steevens. _braines_ F1 F2 F3. _brains_ F4. _brine's_ Hanmer. _brains'_ Dyce, ed. 2 (S. Walker conj.). [2800] _grave ... Dead_] Ff. _grave.--On: faults forgiven.--Dead_ Theobald. _grave our faults--forgiv'n, since dead_ Hanmer. _grave.--One fault's forgiven.--Dead_ Tyrwhitt conj. [2801] _use_] _twine_ S. Walker conj. _prune_ Anon. conj. NOTES. NOTE I. DRAMATIS PERSONÆ. In the list given in the Folio PHRYNIA, TIMANDRA, and others are omitted. 'Timon's creditors' are termed 'usurers.' VENTIDIUS is called VENTIGIUS, PHILOTUS, PHILO, and HORTENSIUS, HORTENSIS. VARRO and LUCIUS occur among the names of the servants, and the latter has been retained by all editors except Mr Dyce in his second edition. In the play the servants address each other by the names of their respective masters: hence the confusion. Perhaps all the names assigned to the servants should be considered as names of their masters. 'Hortensius,' for instance, has not a servile sound. Flaminius and Servilius may be regarded rather as gentlemen in waiting than menials. Sidney Walker suggests that CAPHIS should be CAPYS. The list as given by modern editors contains successive additions and alterations made by Rowe, Johnson and Capell, which it is unnecessary to specify further.