displayed > was spread; did spread itself out
7 (O too high ditty for my simple rhyme).
ditty > subject, theme (cf. 110.55:7)
8 Soon after this the Romans him warrayed;
warrayed > waged war upon
9 For that their tribute he refused to let be paid.
For that > Because tribute > taxes
210.51
Good Claudius, that next was Emperour,
2 An army brought, and with him battell fought,
In which the king was by a Treachetour
4 Disguised slaine, ere any thereof thought:
Yet ceased not the bloudy fight for ought;
6 For Aruirage his brothers place supplide,
+Both in his armes, and+ crowne, and by that draught
8 Did driue the Romanes to the weaker side,
That they to peace agreed. So all was pacifide.
7 Both in his armes, and > Both in armes, and 1596; In armes, and eke in 1609