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FOr the satisfaction of the Printer, and not so much to illustrate any passage in this (though short, not obscure) Poem, as increase the bulk, rather, then the price, these Annotations are pre∣sented: Which for the most part (wherein I please my selfe, and shall, I hope, others) I have gleaned out of the rich crops of Vossius and Grotius themselves.