6 Was overwrought, and shapes of naked boys,
overwrought > {Over-laboured; worked up to too high a pitch}
7 Of which some seemed with lively jollity
lively > life-like jollity > pleasure, lust
8 To fly about, playing their wanton toys,
wanton > unruly, frisky; lewd toys > games, amorous games (cf. e.g. 205.28:8)
9 Whilst others did themselves embay in liquid joys.
embay > bathe
212.61
And ouer all, of purest gold was spred,
2 A trayle of yuie in his natiue hew:
For the rich mettall was so coloured,
4 That wight, who did not well auis'd it vew,
Would surely deeme it to be yuie trew:
6 Low his lasciuious armes adown did creepe,
That themselues dipping in the siluer dew,
8 Their fleecy flowres they +tenderly+ did steepe,
Which drops of Christall seemd for wantones to weepe.