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THE Multitude grew burthen∣som through the vast num∣ber of Senators and Knights that throng'd out of the City to meet him, some through Fear, many out of Adulation, the rest, and all by degrees, lest others going, they should remain behind.
Add to this (says D'Ablancourt) the nu∣merous Train of the Court, always Proud and Insolent ev'n under the best of Princes, all the Senators and Knights, went out to meet him, some in Honour to his Person, others out of Flattery, or for Fear, and all at length, that they might not be seen to remain alone behind.
The Fourth Article may serve as a suf∣ficient Commentary for this, to which I refer the Reader, to avoid Repetition.