6 Woven with antics and wild imagery:
antics > {Fantastic or grotesque representations of birds, animals, plants} imagery > idolatrous images (cf. 108.36:2, 212.60:5)
7 And in his lap a mass of coin he told
told > counted (cf. 104.27:5)
8 And turned upside-down, to feed his eye 9 And covetous desire with his huge treasury.
treasury > treasure
207.5
And round about him lay on euery side
2 Great heapes of gold, that neuer could be spent:
Of which some were rude owre, not purifide
4 Of +Mulcibers+ deuouring element;
Some others were new driuen, and distent
6 Into great +Ingoes+, and to wedges square;
Some in round plates withouten moniment;
8 But most were stampt, and in their metall bare
The antique shapes of kings and kesars straunge and rare.
4 Mulcibers > Melcibers 1590 6 Ingoes > Ingowes 1590
1 And round about him lay on every side 2 Great heaps of gold, that never could be spent: 3 Of which some were rude ore, not purified 4 Of Mulciber's devouring element;