Note 752 — SCENE II.
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Hercules and thou, &c.] I recollect no mention elsewhere of these worthies having been “on the Olympic Mount together;” but for an account of the wrestling between Corineus and the giant Goemagot, or Gogmagog, see A. Thompson’s translation of Jeffry of Monmouth’s British History, p. 35, and Drayton’s Poly-olbion, First Song, p. 12, ed. 1622.