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ang) seed > semen; progeny wise > expert, skilful; wise Paean > (The god of healing in Homer: see _Iliad_ 5.388-402, 5.899- 901) 7 Did feel his pulse, she knew there stayed still stayed > remained 8 Some little life his feeble spirits among; 9 Which, to his mother told, despair she from her flung. told > [being told, having been told] 304.42 Tho +vp him+ taking in their tender hands, 2 They easily vnto her charet beare: Her teme at her commaundement quiet stands, 4 Whiles they the corse into her wagon reare, And strow with flowres the lamentable beare: 6 Then all the rest into their coches clim, And through the brackish waues their passage sheare; 8 Vpon great _Neptunes_ necke they softly swim, And to her watry chamber swiftly carry him. 1 vp him > him vp _1609_ 1 Tho, up him taking in their tender hands, Tho > Then 2 They easily to her charet bear: easily > easily; without hurry charet > chariot bear > [bear Marinell] 3 Her team at her commandment quiet stands, commandment > command 4 While they the corse into her wagon rear, corse > body rear > raise, raise up 5 And strew with flowers the lamentable bier: lamentable > mournful, doleful 6 Then all the rest into their coaches climb, 7 And through the brackish waves their passage shear; 8 Upon great Neptune's neck they softly swim, 9 And to her watery chamber swiftly carry him. 304.43 Deepe in the bottome of the sea, her bowre 2 Is built of hollow billowes heaped hye, Like to thicke cloudes, that threat a stormy showre, 4 And +vauted+ all within, like to the sky, In which the Gods do dwell eternally: 6 There they him laid in easie couch well dight; And sent in haste for _Tryphon_, to apply 8 Salues to his wounds, and medicines of might: For _Tryphon_ of sea gods the soueraine leach is hight. 4 vauted > vaulted _1609_ 1 Deep in the bottom of the sea, her bower bower > dwelling, abode 2 Is built of hollow billows heaped high, 3 Like thick clouds, that threaten a stormy shower, 4 And vaulted all within, like the sky 5 In which the gods do dwell eternally: 6 There they him laid in easy couch well dight; couch > bed dight > arranged, prepared 7 And sent in haste for Tryphon, to apply Tryphon > (Another god of healing. A sea-god and the brother of Aesculapius, according to _DGDG_ 7.36)
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