h pa//ing brightne//e, which did quite c{o~}found
111.8:9 Was /wolne with wrath, & poy/on, & with bloudy gore.
111.18:9 Snatcht vp both hor/e & man, to beare them quite away.
111.22:9 That flames of fire he threw forth fr{o~} his large no/ethrill.
111.28:2 With heat, toyle, wounds, armes, /mart, & inward fire
112.13:2 With /haumes, & trompets, & with Clarions /weet;
201.P3:9 He w{o~}der would much more: yet /uch to /ome appeare.
201.10:9 Witne//e ye heau{e~}s, whom /he in vaine to helpe did call.
201.12:9 The /trick{e~} Deare doth chalenge by the bleeding wound.
201.24:2 Through woods & mountaines, till they came at la/t
201.52:3 And then with words & weedes of wondrous might,
202.6:9 And thenceforth were renowmd, & /ought from place to place.
202.24:9 Does ride on both their backs, & faire her /elfe doth /aue.
202.29:9 That more to mighty h{a~}ds, th{e~} rightfull cau/e doth tru/t.
202.31:3 Weake /he makes /tr{o~}g, & /tr{o~}g thing does increace,
202.33:9 Their minds to plea/ure, & their mouthes to dainty fare.
202.46:9 They wi/t their houre was /p{e~}t; th{e~} each to re/t him hyes.
203.2:9 T'auenge his Par{e~}ts death on them, that had it wrought.
203.43:9 Depart to woods vntoucht, & leaue /o proud di/daine?
203.44:9 Wh{e~} fir/t I heard her horne /ound with /uch gha/tline//e.
204.2:9 Teach him the weake to /tr{e~}gthen, & the /tr{o~}g /uppre//e.
204.7:9 And where he hits, nought knowes, & whom he hurts, nought cares.
204.27:1 The Maid{e~} proud through pray/e, and mad through loue
204.33:2 Through wounds, & /trokes, & /tubborne handeling,
204.33:9 But all your hurts may /oone through t{e~}perance be ea/d.
204.40:3 But wh{e~}ce /hould come that harme, which thou doe/t /eeme
204.44:8 Then loe, where bound /he /its, wh{o~} thou ha/t /ought,
204.45:3 That knights & knighthood doe/t with /hame vpbray,
204.45:4 And /hew/t th'en/{a~}ple of thy childi/h might,
205.5:6 Thereby thine armes /eeme /tr{o~}g, but m{a~}hood fraile;
205.22:9 That armd with fire, more hardly he mote him with/t{o~}d.
205.27:6 Whom then /he does transforme to m{o~}/trous hewes,
205.29:9 Did breath out bounteous /mels, & painted colors /hew.
205.36:8 Through many a /troke, & many a /treaming wound,
205.38:9 And _Atin_ aie him pricks with /purs of /hame & wrong.
207.A:3 _Is by him tempted, & led downe,_
207.3:2 Couer'd with boughes & /hrubs from heauens light,
207.5:9 The antique /hapes of kings and ke/ars