...quoted. Greene observes that he does not imitate the style of those pieces, " daring God out of heaven with that atheist Tamburlan, or blaspheming with the mad preest of the sunne: but let me rather openly pocket vp the asse at Diogenes's hand, than wantonly set out such impious...

...to palter vp something in Prose, vsing mine old poesie still, Omne tulit punctum, although latelye two Gentlemen Poets made two mad men of Rome beate...Tamburlan, or blaspheming with the mad preest of the sonne: but let me rather openly pocket vp the Asse at Diogenes hand : then wantonlye set out such impious...

...tragical! buskins, euerie wordr, filling the mouth, like the faburden of Bo-Bell, daring God out of lieauen with that Atheist Tamburlan, or blaspheming with the mad preest of the sonne: but let me rather openly pocket rp the Asse at Diogenes hand: then wantonli/c set out such impious...

...latelye two Gentlemen Poets made two mad men of Korne beate it out of their paper bucklers : and had ü in derision, for that I could not make my verses iet...Tamburlan, or blaspheming with the mad preest of the sonne: but Iet me rather openly pocket vp the Asse at Diogenes hand: then wantonlye sei out such impious instances...

...allude to Marlowe in contemptuous terms. t In which Greene expressly mentions Marlowe's tragedy ; " daring God out of heauen with that atheist Tamburlan,...or blaspheming with the mad preest of the sonne." — Mr. Collier thinks that Marlowe also wrote the play in which " the Priest of the Sun" was a leading...

...to palter vp something in prose, vsing mine old poesie still, Omne tulit punctum, although latelye two gentlemen poets made two mad men of Rome beate...Tamburlan, or blaspheming with the mad preest of the sonne : but let me rather openly pocket vp the asse at Diogenes band, then wantonlye set out such impious...

...it in derision, for that I could not make my verses iet vpon the stage in tragicall buskins, euerio worde filling the mouth like the faburden of Bo-Bell,...Tamburlan, or blaspheming with the mad preest of the sonne : but let me rather openly pocket vp the asse at Diogenes hand, then wantonlye set out such impious...

...allude to Marlowe in contemptuous terms. Î In which Greene expressly mentions Marlowe's tragedy ; " daring God out of heauen with that atheist Tamburlan,...or blaspheming with the mad preest of the sonne." — Mr. Collier thinks that Marlowe also wrote the play in which " the Priest of the Sun" was a leading...

...contemptuous terms. J In which Greene expressly mentions Marlowe's tragedy ; " daring ttod out of lieaucn with that atheist Tamburlan, or blaspheming with the mad preest of the soune." — Mr. Collier thinks that Marlowe also wrote the play in which " the Priest of the Sun" was...

...tragicall buskins, everie worde filling the mouth like the faburden of Bo-Bell, daring God out of heaven with that ^Atheist Tamburlan, or blaspheming with the mad preest of the sonne." [Works, Vol. VII., pp. 7-8.— G.] 78 "But let me rather," Greene continues, "pocket up the Asse at...