IDENTILIN$$ F010.O11/ElPerf Douce f. 5 (f. 12)/ TJS/mf/2-4-92/cor EWS/o/5-29-92 010.O11.HE1 Of Perfume. 010.O11.001om 010.O11.002om 010.O11.003om 010.O11.004om 010.O11.005om 010.O11.006om 010.O11.007om 010.O11.008om 010.O11.009om 010.O11.010om 010.O11.011om 010.O11.012om 010.O11.013om 010.O11.014om 010.O11.015om 010.O11.016om 010.O11.017om 010.O11.018om 010.O11.019om 010.O11.020om 010.O11.021om 010.O11.022om 010.O11.023om 010.O11.024om 010.O11.025om 010.O11.026om 010.O11.027om 010.O11.028om 010.O11.029om 010.O11.030om 010.O11.031om 010.O11.032om 010.O11.033om 010.O11.034om 010.O11.035om 010.O11.036om 010.O11.037om 010.O11.038om 010.O11.039om 010.O11.040om 010.O11.041om 010.O11.042om 010.O11.043om 010.O11.044om 010.O11.045om 010.O11.046om 010.O11.047om 010.O11.048om 010.O11.049om 010.O11.050om 010.O11.051om 010.O11.052om 010.O11.053om 010.O11.054om 010.O11.055om 010.O11.056om 010.O11.057 Base excrement of earth w%5ch%6 doest confound 010.O11.058 Sense from distinguishing sicke from sound. 010.O11.059 By th sylly amerous stickes his death 010.O11.060 By drawing mali picouse heartlesse breath 010.O11.061 By this y%5e%6 greatest stay of mans estate 010.O11.062 Falls on vs to be call'd effeminate 010.O11.063 Though yo%5w%6: be much loved in y%5e%6 princes hall 010.O11.064 those things y%5t%6 seeme to exceede substantiall 010.O11.065 Gods when yo%5w%6: fumed on alters was pleas'd well 010.O11.066 Because yo%5w%6: were burnt, not that they lou'd y%5e%6 smell 010.O11.067om 010.O11.068om 010.O11.069om 010.O11.070om 010.O11.071om 010.O11.072om 010.O11.0SSom 010.O11.0$$ %1much of the ink is very light, plus it appears the scribe may not have understood what he was copying, see. l. 60 for ex.; EWS notes: I think he saw "in a lipirause" and thought it was a Latin term for "heartlesse breath" or for some poisonous compound & wrote "mali pirouse." There is no dot over an "i" in "in" & he regularly dots his "i"--the "in" EWS refers to is what I originally transcribed in l. 60 as%2 in ali||pirouse not recorded in Beal%2