e of the _Fayes_,
8 As was _Aegerie_, that _Numa_ tought;
Those yet of her be _Mertian_ lawes both nam'd and thought.

1 After him reigned Guithelin his heir,
2 The justest man and truest in his days,
3 Who had to wife Dame Martia the fair,

had to > took as

4 A woman worthy of immortal praise,
5 Which for this realm found many goodly lays,

found > founded, established
lay > {Law, esp. a religious law}

6 And wholesome statutes to her husband brought;
7 Her many deemed to have been of the fays,

many > [many people]
fays > fairies

8 As was Aegeria, who Numa taught;

Aegeria > (One of the Camenae (the prophetic nymphs of early Roman
mythology, identified with the Greek Muses), from whom Numa
received instruction)

9 Those yet of her be Martian laws both named and thought.

of > after

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Her +sonne+ +_Sisillus_+ after her did rayne,
2 And then _Kimarus_, and then _Danius_;
Next whom _Morindus_ did the crowne sustaine,
4 Who, had he not with wrath outrageous,
And cruell rancour dim'd his valorous
6 And mightie deeds, should matched haue the best:
As well in that same field victorious
8 Against the forreine _Morands_ he exprest;
Yet liues his memorie, though carcas sleepe in rest.

1 sonne > sonnes _1596, 1609_
1 _Sisillus_ > _Sifillus 1590 etc._

1 Her son Sisilius after her did reign,
2 And then Kimarus, and then Danius;
3 Next whom Morvidus did the crown sustain,

Next > Immediately after

4 Who (had he not with wrath outrageous,

outrageous > violent; intemperate

5 And cruel rancour dimmed his valorous
6 And mighty deeds) should matched have the best:
7 As well in that same field victorious

well > (Adv., applicable to "exprest" in next line)
field > battlefield; battle (in Northumberland, to repel the
invading Morini)

8 Against the foreign Morini he expressed;

Morini > (A tribe in Belgic Gaul, living near present-day Boulogne)
expressed > revealed [his cruelty]

9 Yet lives his memory, though carcase sleep in rest.

Yet > Still, even today
carcase > [his carcase]

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Fiue +sonnes+ he left begotten of one wife,
2 All which successiuely by turnes did raine;
First _Gorboman_ a man of vertuous life;
4 Next _Archigald_, who for his proud disdaine,
Deposed was from Princedome soueraine,
6 And pitteous _Elidure_ put in his sted;
Who shortly it to him r