² Murrey: a colour resembling that of mulberry: OED.

³ Velure: velvet: OED.

⁴ Used attributively of products of Lucca, Italy: OED.

⁵ The Wooer: character in the Old Testament Book of Hosea, Ch. 2.

⁶ Meleager: the leader of the Calydonian boar hunt in Homer's Iliad and Greek mythology.

⁷ Antick: ancient or antiquated: OED.

⁸ The case or cover containing feathers, flocks, or the like, forming a mattress or pillow: OED.

⁹ Brazil: the dye stuff and dye yielded by the hard brownish-red wood of an East Indian tree, known as Sappan: OED.

¹⁰ Witney, Oxfordshire.

¹¹ Stammel: a coarse woollen cloth: OED.

¹² Possibly gimp: silk, worsted, or cotton twist with a cord or wire running through it: OED.

¹³ Watchet: a light blue colour: OED.

¹⁴ Tentwise: in the manner or shape of a tent: OED.

¹⁵ Buckram: ‘A kind of fine linen or cotton fabric’, or, ‘A kind of coarse linen or cloth stiffened with gum or paste’: OED.

¹⁶ Saye: a light, twilled woollen fabric resembling serge, used for aprons, bedding, curtains and commonly green in colour: OED.

¹⁷ Pintado: a fine cotton cloth painted or dyed with patterns of flowers, imported from India, used especially for cupboard cloths, quilts, and curtains: OED.

¹⁸ Massy: of metals, esp. precious metals, and metal objects: occurring in mass; solid and weighty; wrought in solid pieces; not hollow, plated, or alloyed: OED.

¹⁹ Possibly alembic: an early apparatus used for distilling: OED.

²⁰ Dornick: a fabric initially manufactured in Tournai: OED.

²¹ Kimnel: a tub used for brewing, kneading, and salting meat: OED.

²² Probably the mechanism for raising and lowering the gatehouse's portcullis.

²³ The Vineyard was a large house of 13 hearths in Warwick, where wounded parliamentarian soldiers were cared for in 1643: Stephens, W.B. (ed.), A History of the County of Warwick, Vol. 8: The City of Coventry and Borough of Warwick (London, 1969), 452–475Google Scholar.