¶In the fourthe Scene.
¶Reuisó quidnam hic rerum gerat. I com agayne to see what he is doinge here.
Astu rem tractauit. He hath handeled the matter wylely. Astu .i. astute, and it is here an aduerbe, but some tyme it is the ablatife of the nowne astus, tus, tui. For it foloweth in the same comedie, An in astu uenit.
Dij uestram fidem. O good lorde, it stan∣deth alwayes in the place of an interiection of meruaylynge, and not of callynge on, ad∣mirantis non inuocantis.
Confeci sine molestia, sine sumptu, sine di∣spēdio. I brought it to an ende without any troublous busynes, withoute any charge or