Note 184 — ACT I. SCENE I.
Reading edition
vadeth] Brathwait (Strappado for the Diuell, 1615, p. 53) has,
“Thy form’s diuine, no fading, vading flower;”
and Spenser and other poets use vade as a rhyme to fade: but though the words were considered as different, it would not be easy to assign a distinct meaning to each.