close > secret
8 So he them deceives, deceived in his deceit,
So > ?Thus (see Textual Appendix and original pointing)
9 Made drunk with drugs of dear voluptuous receipt.
dear > costly (esp. in fig. senses); grievous receipt > {Formula, recipe; also: that which is received, i.e. his view of the damsels}
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Atin arriuing there, when him he spide,
2 Thus in still waues of deepe delight to wade,
Fiercely approching, to him lowdly cride,
4 Cymochles; oh no, but Cymochles shade,
In which that manly person late did fade,
6 What is become of great Acrates sonne?
Or where hath he hong vp his mortall blade,
8 That hath so many haughtie conquests wonne?
Is all his force forlorne, and all his glory donne?
1 Atin, arriving there, when him he spied 2 Thus in still waves of deep delight to wade,
still > constant; continuous; perhaps also with the paradoxical but sensual meaning: still, motionless
3 Fiercely approaching, to him loudly cried, 4 "Cymochles! … O no, but Cymochles' shade,