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〃Mephistophilis； transform him straight＇ According to THE
HISTORY OF DR。 FAUSTUS； the knight was not present during
Faustus's 〃conference〃 with the Emperor； nor did he offer
the doctor any insult by doubting his skill in magic。 We
are there told that Faustus happening to see the knight
asleep； 〃leaning out of a window of the great hall；〃 fixed
a huge pair of hart's horns on his head； 〃and； as the knight
awaked； thinking to pull in his head； he hit his hornes
against the glasse； that the panes thereof flew about his
eares： thinke here how this good gentleman was vexed； for
he could neither get backward nor forward。〃 After the emperor
and the courtiers； to their great amusement； had beheld the
poor knight in this condition； Faustus removed the horns。
When Faustus； having taken leave of the emperor； was a league
and a half from the city； he was attacked in a wood by the
knight and some of his companions： they were in armour； and
mounted on fair palfreys； but the doctor quickly overcame
them by turning all the bushes into horsemen； and 〃so
charmed them； that every one； knight and other； for the
space of a whole moneth； did weare a paire of goates
hornes on their browes； and every palfry a paire of oxe
hornes on his head； and this was their penance appointed
by Faustus。〃 A second attempt of the knight to revenge
himself on Faustus proved equally unsuccessful。 Sigs。 G 2；
I 3； ed。 1648。〃》
that＇ So 4to 1616。2tos 1624； 1631； 〃the。〃
my＇ So 4to 1616。2tos 1624； 1631； 〃thy。〃
that＇ So 4to 1616。2tos 1624； 1631； 〃the。〃
an＇ So 4to 1616。Not in 4tos 1624； 1631。
boldly＇ So 4to 1616。2tos 1624； 1631； 〃brauely。〃
heart's＇ So 4tos 1624； 1631。2to 1616 〃heart。〃
that＇ So 4to 1616。2tos 1624； 1631； 〃the。〃
the＇ So 4to 1616。2tos 1624； 1631； 〃that。〃
now＇ so 4to 1616。Not in 4tos 1624； 1631。
art＇ Old eds。 〃heart〃 （which； after all； may be right）。
there＇ So 4tos 1624； 1631。2to 1616 〃here。〃
his＇ So 4tos 1624； 1631。Not in 3to 1616。
pull＇ So 4tos 1624； 1631。2to 1616 〃put。〃
all＇ Old eds。 〃call。〃
through＇ So 4tos 1616； 1624。2to 1631 〃thorow。〃
Amongst＇ So 4to 1616。2tos 1624； 1631； 〃Among。〃
Enter the ambushed Soldiers＇ Here （though it seems that
Faustus does not quit the stage） a change of scene is supposed。
these＇ So 4to 1616。2tos 1624； 1631； 〃the。〃
the door＇ i。e。 the stage…door；the writer here addressing
himself to THE ACTOR only； for the scene lies in a wood。
Zounds＇ So 4tos 1624； 1631。2to 1616； 〃Zons。〃
all are＇ So 4to 1616。2tos 1624； 1631； 〃are all。〃
these＇ So 4tos 1624； 1631。2to 1616 〃this。〃
escape＇ So 4tos 1616； 1631。2to 1624 〃scape。〃
has＇ So 4tos 1616； 1624。2to 1631 〃hath。〃
you＇ So 4to 1616。Not in 4tos 1624； 1631。
guess＇ A corruption of guests （very frequent in our early
dramatists） which occurs again at p。 130。 first col。 So 4to
1616。2tos 1624； 1631； 〃guests。〃
thou＇ So 4to 1616。Not in 4tos 1624； 1631。
now＇ So 4to 1616。Not in 4tos 1624； 1631。
sir＇ Qy。 〃sirs〃？ but see the next speech of the Carter；
and the next speech but one of the Horse…courser； who； in his
narrative； uses both 〃sirs〃 and 〃sir。〃
As I was going to Wittenberg； t'other day； &c。＇ See THE
HISTORY OF DOCTOR FAUSTUS； Chap。 xxxv；〃How Doctor Faustus eat
a load of hay。〃The Carter does not appear in the earlier play。
my＇ So 4to 1616。Not in 4tos 1624； 1631。
cursen＇ i。e。 christened。
some quality＇ So 4to 1616。2tos 1624； 1631； 〃some RARE
quality。〃
rid＇ So 4to 1616。2tos 1624； 1631； 〃ride。〃
that enchanted castle in the air＇ This is not mentioned in
the earlier play： but see THE HISTORY OF DOCTOR FAUSTUS； Chap xl；
〃How Doctor Faustus through his charmes made a great Castle in
presence of the Duke of Anholt。〃
delighted＇ So 4to 1616。2tos 1624； 1631； 〃delighteth。〃
it pleaseth＇ So 4to 1616。2tos 1624； 1631； 〃it HATH PLEASED。〃
come＇ So 4to 1616。2tos 1624； 1631； 〃came。〃
these ripe grapes＇ So 4to 1616。2tos 1624； 1631； 〃these
grapes。〃
The Clowns bounce； &c＇ 2to 1616 〃The CLOWNE bounce。〃 2tos
1624； 1631； 〃The CLOWNE BOUNCETH。〃 （In the next stage…direction
all the 4tos have 〃THEY knock again；〃 &c。）
for＇ So 4to 1616。2tos 1624； 1631； 〃to。〃
pardons＇ So 4tos 1616； 1631。2to 1624 〃pardon。〃
me＇ So 4to 1616。Not in 4tos 1624； 1631。
spake＇ So 4tos 1616； 1631。2to 1624 〃spoke。〃
Dost hear him＇ So 4to 1616。2to 1624 〃dost THOU heare ME。〃
2to 1631 〃dost THOU heare him。〃
him＇ So 4tos 1624； 1631。Not in 4to 1616。
you＇ So 4tos 1624； 1631。Not in 4to 1616 （but compare the
Carter's next speech）。
I＇ So 4to 1616。Not in 4tos 1624； 1631。
not I＇ So 4tos 1616； 1631。2to 1624 〃I not。〃
Ha'＇ So 4to 1616。2tos 1624； 1631； 〃Haue。〃
guess＇ See note ？ p。 127。 So 4to 1616。
2tos 1624； 1631； 〃guests。〃
beholding＇ So 4tos 1616； 1624； （see note ？ p。 98）。2to
1631 〃beholden。〃
sport＇ So 4to 1616。2tos 1624； 1631； 〃sports。〃
I think my master； &c。＇ The alterations which this speech
has undergone will hardly admit of its arrangement as verse：
compare the earlier play； p。 98； first col。
goods＇ So 4tos 1616； 1631。2to 1624 〃good。〃
ne'er＇ so 4to 1616。2tos 1624； 1631； 〃neuer。〃
ended＇ so 4tos 1624； 1631； （and so 4to 1604）。2to 1616 〃done。〃
war＇ Old eds。 〃warres。〃
wit＇ So 4tos 1616； 1624。2to 1631 〃will。〃
Or envy of thee＇ So 4to 1616。2tos 1624； 1631； 〃Or OF enuie
TO thee。〃
MEPHIST。＇ This and the next prefix are omitted in the old
eds。
torments＇ So 4tos 1624； 1631 （and so 4to 1604）。2to 1616
〃torment。〃
I may afflict＇ So 4to 1616。2to 1624 〃I afflict。〃2to
1631 〃I CAN afflict。〃
clean＇ So 4to 1604。The later 4tos 〃clear。〃
oath＇ So 4to 1604。The later 4tos 〃vow。〃
evening＇ So 4to 1604。The