8, 9: _But that to your sufficiency ..._]
_But that to your sufficiency you add Due diligency ..._
Theobald conj.
_But that to your sufficiency you joyn A will to serve us ..._
Hanmer.
_But that to your sufficiency you put A zeal as willing ..._
Tyrwhitt conj.
_But that to your sufficiencies your worth is abled_ Johnson conj.
_But your sufficiency as worth is able_ Farmer conj.
_Your sufficiency ... able_ Steevens conj.
_But that your sufficiency be as your worth is stable_ Becket conj.
_But state to your sufficiency ..._ Jackson conj.
_But thereto your sufficiency ..._ Singer.
_But add to your sufficiency your worth_ Collier MS.
_But that_ [tendering his commission] _to your sufficiency. And, as
your worth is able, let them work_ Staunton conj.
_But that to your sufficiency I add Commission ample_ Spedding conj.
See note (I).
11: _city's_] _cities_ Ff.
16: [Exit an Attendant.] Capell.
18: _soul_] _roll_ Warburton. _seal_ Johnson conj.
22: _what_] _say, what_ Pope.
25: SCENE II. Pope.
27: _your pleasure_] F1. _your Graces pleasure_ F2 F3 F4.
28: _life_] _look_ Johnson conj.
28, 29: _character ... history_] _history ... character_
Monck Mason conj.
32: _they_] _them_ Hanmer.
35, 36: _all alike As if we_] _all as if We_ Hanmer.
37: _nor_] om. Pope.
42: _my part in him_] _in my part me_ Hanmer. _my part to him_
Johnson conj. _in him, my part_ Becket conj.
43: _Hold therefore, Angelo:--_] _Hold therefore, Angelo:_ [Giving
him his commission] Hanmer. _Hold therefore. Angelo,_ Tyrwhitt conj.
_Hold therefore, Angelo, our place and power:_ Grant White.
45: _Mortality_] _Morality_ Pope.
51: _upon it_] _upon 't_ Capell.
_No more_] _Come, no more_ Pope.
52: _leaven'd and prepared_] Ff. _leven'd and prepar'd_ Rowe.
_prepar'd and leaven'd_ Pope. _prepar'd and level'd_ Warburton.
_prepar'd unleaven'd_ Heath conj.
56: _to you_] om. Hanmer.
61: _your commissions_] F1. _your commission_ F2 F3 F4.
_our commission_ Pope.
66: _laws_] _law_ Pope.
76: [Exit.] F2. [Exit. (after line 75) F1.
84: _your_] _you_ F2.

SCENE II. _A street._

_Enter LUCIO and two _Gentlemen_._

_Lucio._ If the duke, with the other dukes, come not to
composition with the King of Hungary, why then all the
dukes fall upon the king.

_First Gent._ Heaven grant us its peace, but not the
King of Hun