t > appropriate
satiety > {Sufficiency; the condition of being fully satisfied,
without the modern connotation of surfeit}

3 At last when lust of meat and drink was ceased,

lust of meat > desire for food

4 She Guyon dear besought of courtesy

dear > earnestly, heartily
of courtesy > by favour, as an indulgence (on Guyon's part)

5 To tell from whence he came through jeopardy,
6 And whither now on new adventure bound.
7 Who with bold grace, and comely gravity,
8 Drawing to him the eyes of all around,
9 From lofty siege began these words aloud to sound.

siege > seat (esp. one used by person of rank or distinction)

202.40

This thy demaund, {o^} Lady, doth reuiue
2 Fresh memory in me of that great Queene,
Great and most glorious virgin Queene aliue,
4 That with her soueraigne powre, and scepter shene
All Faery lond does +peaceably+ sustene.
6 In widest Ocean she her throne does reare,
That ouer all the earth it may be seene;
8 As morning Sunne her beames dispredden cleare,
And in her face faire peace, and mercy doth appeare.

5 peaceably > peaceable _1596, 1609_

1 "This, your demand, O lady, does revive

demand > request

2 Fresh memory in me of that great queen,

that great queen > [Gloriana]

3 Great and most glorious virgin queen alive,
4 That with her sovereign power and sceptre sheen

sheen > shining, resplendent

5 All Faery Land does peaceably sustain.
6 In widest ocean she her throne does rear,
7 That over all the earth it may be seen;

That > [So that]

8 As morning sun her beams dispread clear,

dispread > [are] spread out; spread about

9 And in her face fair peace and mercy do appear.

202.41

In her the richesse of all heauenly +grace,+
2 In chiefe degree are heaped vp on hye:
And all that else this worlds enclosure +bace,+
4 Hath great or glorious in mortall +eye,+
Adornes the person of her Maiestie;
6 That men beholding so great excellence,
And rare perfection in mortalitie,
8 Do her adore with sacred reuerence,
As th'Idole of her makers great magnificence.

1 grace, > grace _1609_
3 bace, > bace _1609_
4 eye, > eye. _1596_

1 "In her the richesse of all heavenly grace

richesse > riches

2 In chief degree are heaped up on high:
3 And all that else this world's enclosure base

else > otherwise
enclosure base > [earthly confines, lowly confines