/traunge & rare.
207.11:3 Sheilds, /teeds, and armes, & all things for thee meet
207.13:9 So mak'/t thou kings, & gayne/t wrongfull gouernement.
207.19:9 From heauens /ight, and powre of all which th{e~} pur/ew.
207.21:9 And both did gna/h their teeth, & both did threaten life.
207.25:9 Here Sleep, there Riche//e, & Hel-gate th{e~} both betwext.
207.37:9 Till that him thus be/pake their /oueraigne Lord & /ire.
207.43:8 With crownes and Diademes, & titles vaine,
207.45:9 Th{e~}ceforth /he /ought for helps, to cloke her crime withall.
208.13:9 Your /elfe his prowe//e prou'd & found him fiers & bold.
208.31:9 Right /owre, & feele the law, the which thou ha/t defa/t.
208.32:8 And through his /houlder pier/t; wherwith to gro{u~}d
208.40:5 Glad was the knight, & with fre/h courage fraught,
208.40:9 Emong/t the /hepheard /waynes, then wexeth wood & yond.
209.19:4 Braunched with gold & pearle, mo/t richly wrought,
209.20:9 She graunted, & them leading forth, the /ame did /hew.
209.36:9 As if /ome pen/iue thought c{o~}/traind her gentle /pright.
209.47:2 This parts great workman/hip, & wondrous powre,
209.53:2 Thence brought th{e~} to the /econd roome, who/e wals
209.54:9 But _Alma_ thence th{e~} led to th'hindmo/t roome of three.
209.55:4 Right firme & /trong, though /omewhat they declind,
209.57:8 Some made in books, /ome in long parchm{e~}t /crolles,
210.5:9 By /ea to haue bene fr{o~} the _Celticke_ mayn-land brought.
210.15:3 Which through the world th{e~} /warmd in euery part,
210.17:9 Fr{o~} _Guendolene_ his wife, though alwaies faithfull prou'd.
210.40:5 And ran/ackt _Greece_ well tryde, wh{e~} they were wroth;
210.42:9 Tho/e yet of her be _Merti{a~}_ lawes both nam'd & thought.
210.48:9 Nought el/e, but trea/on, from the fir/t this l{a~}d did foyle.
210.66:5 Through his faire daughters face, & flattring word;
210.73:9 A bridge of bras, who/e /ound heau{e~}s thunder /eem'd to bee.
211.19:5 Wh{e~} the wroth We/tern wind does reaue their locks;
211.44:9 From th'earth, & from her wombe new /pirits to reprize.
212.1:9 M{o~}g/t thou/and dangers, & ten thou/and magick mights.
212.32:9 The worlds /weet In, from paine & weari/ome turmoyle.
212.51:9 That /till it breathed forth /weet /pirit & hole/ome /mell.
212.81:9 Tryde all her arts, & all her /leights, thence out to wre/t.
212.82:4 They tooke them both, & both them /trongly bound
301.6:3 That /eem'd both /hield & plate it would haue riue