7 Such as you have him boasted, to beguile
boasted > bragged of, claimed to be (trans.)
8 A simple maid, and work so heinous tort,
tort > [a] wrong
9 In shame of knighthood, as I largely can report.
largely > copiously, at length
302.13
Let be therefore my vengeaunce to disswade,
2 And read, where I that faytour false may find.
Ah, but if reason faire might you perswade,
4 To slake your wrath, and mollifie your mind,
(Said he) perhaps ye should it better find:
6 For hardy thing it is, to weene by might,
That man to hard conditions to bind,
8 Or euer hope to match in equall fight,
Whose prowesse paragon saw neuer liuing wight.
1 "Let be, therefore, my vengeance to dissuade,
Let be > Give over [from trying]; hence: do not attempt further dissuade > advise against, dehort me from