eke > moreover more > [the more]
6 Now brought to him a flaming firebrand, 7 Which she in Stygian lake, ay burning bright,
Stygian lake > (The River Styx, the river of hate, one of the five rivers of hell) ay > ever, always
8 Had kindled: that she gave into his hand, 9 That, armed with fire, more hardly he might him withstand.
That > [So that] hardly > forcibly, violently; hardily
205.23
Tho gan +that+ villein wex so fiers and strong,
2 That nothing might sustaine his furious forse;
He cast him downe to ground, and all along
4 Drew him through durt and myre without remorse,
And fowly battered his comely corse,
6 That Guyon much disdeignd so loathly sight.
At last he was compeld to cry perforse,
8 Helpe, {o^} Sir Guyon, helpe most noble knight,
To rid a wretched man from hands of hellish wight.
1 that > the 1609
1 Tho gan that villein wax so fierce and strong
Tho gan > Then did villein > villain; serf (as he is slave to Occasion) wax > grow, become