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lthy sprites, companying > keeping company 7 Through vain illusion of their lust unclean, Through vain illusion of > [Deluded by] 8 They brought forth giants, and such dreadful wights wights > creatures 9 As far exceeded men in their immeasured mights. immeasured > immense, vast mights > strengths, capacities 210.9 They held this land, and with their filthinesse 2 Polluted this same gentle soyle long time: That their owne mother loathd their beastlinesse, 4 And gan abhorre her broods vnkindly crime, All were they borne of her owne natiue slime; 6 Vntill that _Brutus_ anciently deriu'd From royall stocke of old +_Assaracs_+ line, 8 Driuen by fatall error, here arriu'd, And them of their vniust possession depriu'd. 7 _Assaracs_ > _Assaraos 1596_ 1 They held this land, and with their filthiness filthiness > obscenity, moral defilement 2 Polluted this same gentle soil long time: gentle > noble 3 That their own mother loathed their beastliness, That > [So that] their own mother > [the soil of Albion] 4 And gan abhor her brood's unkindly crime, gan > began to; did unkindly > unnatural crime > sins (collectively) 5 All were they born of her own native slime; All were they > [Although they were] slime > slime, soil; flesh (cf. 209.21) 6 Until Brutus (anciently derived 7 From royal stock of old Assaracus' line), 8 Driven by fatal error, here arrived, fatal > predestined; fatal error > wandering (see _Aen._ 1.2, _HRB_ 1.3-15, 309.48); error (in that he killed his father in a hunting accident and was subsequently banished from Italy: see _HRB_ 1.3) 9 And them of their unjust possession deprived. 210.10 But ere he had established his throne, 2 And spred his empire to the vtmost shore, He fought great battels with his saluage fone; 4 In which he them defeated euermore, And many Giants left on groning flore; 6 That well can witnesse yet vnto this day The westerne Hogh, besprincled with the gore 8 Of mightie _Go{e"}mot_, whom in stout fray _Corineus_ conquered, and cruelly did slay. 1 But ere he had established his throne, 2 And spread his empire to the utmost shore, 3 He fought great battles with his savage foes; 4 In which he them defeated evermore, 5 And many giants left on groaning floor; 6 That well can witness yet to this day 7 The western Ho
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