7 With branches broad dispread and body great,
dispread > extended
8 Clothed with leaves, that none the wood might see,
that > [so that] wood > [trunk, boughs]
9 And loaded all with fruit as thick as it might be.
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Their fruit were golden apples glistring bright,
2 That goodly was their glory to behold,
On earth like neuer grew, ne liuing wight
4 Like euer saw, but they from hence were sold;
For those, which Hercules with conquest bold
6 Got from great Atlas daughters, hence began,
And planted there, did bring forth fruit of gold:
8 And those with which th'Eub{ae}an young man wan
Swift Atalanta, when through craft he her out ran.
1 Their fruit were golden apples glistering bright,
Their > [The branches'] golden apples > (Symbols of avarice and discord: cf. Myth. 7.7; cf. also Aen. 6.136-43)
2 That goodly was their glory to behold,