8 And those two Saracens confounded late,
late > lately
9 Whose carcases on ground were horribly prostrate.
208.55
Which when he heard, and saw the tokens trew,
2 His hart with great affection was embayd,
And to the +Prince bowing+ with reuerence dew,
4 As to the Patrone of his life, thus sayd;
My Lord, my liege, by whose most gratious ayd
6 I liue this day, and see my foes subdewd,
What may suffise, to be for meede repayd
8 Of so great graces, as ye haue me shewd,
+But to be euer bound+
3 Prince bowing > Prince with bowing 1590 etc.: FE 9 Sic, 1590 etc.
1 Which when he heard, and saw the tokens true,
tokens > signs; hence: evidence
2 His heart with great affection was embayed,
affection > emotion (esp. strong emotion) embayed > bathed