mould > form, structure
8 Yet had both life and sense, and well could wield 9 That cursed weapon, when his cruel foes he quelled.
cruel > cruel; vigorous, savage quelled > subdued; killed (cf. the description of Orgoglio, 107.8-10)
207.41
Disdayne he called was, and did disdaine
2 To be so cald, and who so did him call:
Sterne was +his+ looke, and full of stomacke vaine,
4 His portaunce terrible, and stature tall,
Far passing th'hight of men terrestriall;
6 Like an huge Gyant of the Titans race,
That made him scorne all creatures great and small,
8 And with his pride all others powre deface:
More fit amongst blacke fiendes, then men to haue his place.
3 his > to 1596, 1609
1 "Disdain" he called was, and did disdain 2 To be so called, and whoso did him call:
whoso > whoever
3 Stern was his look, and full of stomach vain,
Stern > Fierce, grim, harsh stomach > haughtiness; ill-will