4 All these may not suffice, there shall to you 5 Ten times so much be numbered frank and free."
so > as numbered > measured, enumerated frank and free > liberally and freely (another quasi-legal term)
6 "Mammon," said he, "your godhead's vaunt is vain,
vaunt > boast; display vain > unavailing; foolish
7 And idle offers of your golden fee;
idle > empty fee > wage, bribe
8 To them that covet such eye-glutting gain 9 Proffer your gifts, and fitter servants entertain.
fitter > more suitable entertain > engage; maintain
207.10
Me ill +besits+, that in der-doing armes,
2 And honours suit my vowed dayes do spend,
Vnto thy bounteous baytes, and pleasing charmes,
4 With which weake men thou witchest, to attend:
Regard of worldly mucke doth fowly blend,
6 And low abase the high heroicke spright,
That ioyes for crownes and kingdomes to contend;
8 Faire shields, gay steedes, bright armes be my delight:
Those be the riches fit for an aduent'rous knight.