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That not _Scuith guiridh_ it might seem to be, That > [So that] Scuith guiridh > Green Shield (Welsh, referring to his surname: cf. 210.23:2) 9 But rather _y Scuith gogh_, sign of sad cruelty. y Scuith gogh > Red Shield (Welsh) sign > emblem; banner, standard sad > sad; heavy, grievous 210.25 His sonne king _Leill_ by fathers labour long, 2 Enioyd an heritage of lasting peace, And built _Cairleill_, and built _Cairleon_ strong. 4 Next _Huddibras_ his realme did not encrease, But taught the land from wearie warres to cease. 6 Whose footsteps _Bladud_ following, in arts Exceld at _Athens_ all the learned preace, 8 From whence he brought them to these saluage parts, And with sweet science mollifide their stubborne harts. 1 His son, King Leill (by father's labour long), by > [by virtue of, as a result of] 2 Enjoyed a heritage of lasting peace, 3 And built Carlisle, and built Caer-lion strong. Caer-lion > Caerleon-upon-Usk strong > (Adj. or adv.) 4 Next Huddibras his realm did not increase, 5 But taught the land from weary wars to cease. 6 Whose footsteps Bladud following, in arts 7 Excelled at Athens all the learned press, Excelled > Surpassed press > company, throng 8 From whence he brought them to these savage parts, them > [the "arts"] savage > wild; savage 9 And with sweet science mollified their stubborn hearts. science > learning, knowledge; skill; _hence:_ magic, occult powers their > [the Britons'] 210.26 Ensample of his wondrous faculty, 2 Behold the boyling Bathes at _Cairbadon_, Which seeth with secret fire eternally, 4 And in their entrails, full of quicke Brimston, Nourish the flames, which they are warm'd vpon, 6 That to +their+ people wealth they forth do well, And health to euery forreine nation: 8 Yet he at last contending to excell The reach of men, through flight into fond mischief fell. 6 their > her _1590 etc.: FE_ 1 Example of his wondrous faculty, Example > [As an example of] faculty > [occult powers] 2 Behold the boiling baths at Caer-badus, Caer-badus > (Bath, in the present county of Avon) 3 Which seethe with secret fire eternally, secret > hidden 4 And in their entrails, full of quick brimstone, entrails > inner parts quick > burning, burning strongly; living 5 Nourish the flames which they are warmed upon, 6 That to
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