A BOOK OF THE BEGINNINGS

NOTES TO SECTION 2

[1] [See Bibliography.]

[2] [In vol. 5 of Bunsen's Egypt's Place.]

[3] [See Bibliography.]

[4] [See Bibliography.]

[5] [1 Cor. 4:4]

[5a] [Husbandrie. See Bibliography.]

[6] [Source.]

[6a] [Pembr. Arc.]

[7] [See Champollion, Nub. Dict. 373.]

[7a] [Henry More.]

[7b] [Guy of Warwick, p. 68.]

[7c] [1 Corinth. 13:13.]

[7d] [F. R. ch. 15.]

[8] [Gammer Gurton's Needle, 2, 12.]

[8a] [Carr's Craven Glossary, London, 2nd ed., 1828. OED has pobs (n. pl.), which is a dialect and nursery name for porridge, bread, pap, bread, milk. See Bibliography.]

[9] [Marston's What you Will, Act IV.]

[10] [Is. 34:7: Prov. 7:18.]

[10a] [Brand, 2:362.]

[11] [In Parker's Dives and Pauper, 1493.]

[12] [Brand, 1, 391.]

[12a] [Used in Norfolk.]

[13] [Arthour and Merlin.]

[14] [Rout. Mon. d. C. 72.]

[15] [Nomenclature.]

[15a] [Used in Gloucester.]

[16] [Lane.]

[17] [Rel. Ant. 2. 28.]

[17a] [Used in Lancashire.]

[17b] [See Pliny.]

[18] [p.71.]