are redoubted might,
2 Famous throughout the world for warlike praise,

praise > praiseworthiness; virtue; _hence:_ qualities, worth

3 And glorious spoils, purchased in perilous fight:

purchased > got by conquest

4 Full many doughty knights he in his days

Full > Very

5 Had done to death, subdued in equal frays,

subdued > overcome (by violence)
equal > fair, impartial

6 Whose carcases, for terror of his name,
7 Of fowls and beasts he made the piteous prey,
8 And hung their conquered arms, for more defame,

more > greater
defame > disgrace, defamation

9 On gallow trees, in honour of his dearest dame.

205.27

His dearest Dame is that Enchaunteresse,
2 The vile _Acrasia_, that with vaine delightes,
And idle pleasures in +her+ _Bowre_ of _Blisse_,
4 Doe charme her louers, and the feeble sprightes
Can call out of the bodies of fraile wightes:
6 Whom then she does transforme to monstrous hewes,
And horribly misshapes with vgly sightes,
8 Captiu'd eternally in yron mewes,
And darksom dens, where _Titan_ his face neuer shewes.

3 her > his _1596_

1 His dearest dame is that enchantress,
2 The vile Acrasia, that with vain delights

vain > vain; empty

3 And idle pleasures, in her Bower of Bliss,
4 Does charm her lovers, and the feeble spirits
5 Can call out of the bodies of frail wights:

frail > weak, morally weak
wights > men; people, mortals

6 Whom then she does transform to monstrous hues,

monstrous hues > [the] forms of monsters

7 And horribly misshapes with ugly sights,

sights > appearances

8 Captived eternally in iron mews,

Captived > Held captive
mews > cages

9 And darksome dens, where Titan his face never shows.

205.28

There _Atin_ found _Cymochles_ soiourning,
2 To serue his Lemans loue: for +he+ by kind,
Was giuen all to lust and loose liuing,
4 When euer his fiers hands he free mote find:
And now he has pourd out his idle mind
6 In daintie delices, and lauish ioyes,
Hauing his warlike weapons cast behind,
8 And flowes in pleasures, and vaine pleasing toyes,
Mingled emongst loose Ladies and lasciuious boyes.

2 he > he, _1609_

1 There Atin found Cymochles sojourning,
2 To serve his leman's love: for he, by kind,

leman > lover
kind > nature

3 Was given all to lust and loose living,
4 Whenever his fierce hands he free might find: