5 Some like to puttocks', all in plumes arrayed:
puttock > kite (a carrion-eating bird of prey, Milvus milvus, formerly common in England)
6 All shaped according their conditions,
their conditions > [to their natures (i.e. to their allegorical roles)]
7 For by those ugly forms were portrayed 8 Foolish delights and fond abusions,
fond > foolish abusions > perversions (esp. of the truth)
9 Which do that sense besiege with light illusions.
light > wanton, frivolous
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And that fourth band, which cruell battry bent,
2 Against the fourth Bulwarke, that is the Tast,
Was as the rest, a grysie rablement,
4 Some mouth'd like greedy Oystriges, some +fast+
Like loathly Toades, some fashioned in the wast
6 Like swine; for so deformd is luxury,
+Surfeat+, misdiet, and vnthriftie wast,
8 Vaine feasts, and idle superfluity:
All those this sences Fort assayle incessantly.