ill bedight > ill-adorned; hence: disfigured
8 His coal-black hands did seem to have been seared 9 In smith's fire-spitting forge, and nails like claws appeared.
nails > [his nails]
207.4
His yron coate all ouergrowne with rust,
2 Was vnderneath enueloped with gold,
Whose glistring glosse darkned with filthy dust,
4 Well +yet+ appeared, to haue beene of old
A worke of rich entayle, and curious mould,
6 Wouen with antickes and wild Imagery:
And in his lap a masse of coyne he told,
8 And turned +vpsidowne+, to feede his eye
+And+ couetous desire with his huge threasury.
4 yet > it 1596 etc. 8 vpsidowne > vpside downe 1590 9 And > A 1596
1 His iron coat, all overgrown with rust, 2 Was underneath enveloped with gold,
enveloped > lined (catachr.; cf. 301.59:9)
3 Whose glistering gloss, darkened with filthy dust, 4 Well yet appeared to have been of old 5 A work of rich entail, and curious mould,
entail > ornament; carving; intaglio curious > skilled, elaborate; exquisite mould > form, style