6 Then when I shall myself in safety see, 7 A table for eternal monument
table > votive tablet
8 Of your great grace, and my great jeopardy, 9 Great Neptune, I avow to hallow to you."
Neptune > ("Thou God of winds" (line 1) is Aeolus, so her principal supplication might be addressed to Neptune as the "sea of sorrow" of 304.8:1) avow > vow
304.11
Then sighing softly sore, and inly deepe,
2 She shut vp all her plaint in priuy griefe;
For her great courage would not let her weepe,
4 Till that old Glauce gan with sharpe repriefe,
Her to restraine, and giue her good reliefe,
6 Through hope of those, which Merlin had her told
Should of her name and nation be chiefe,
8 And fetch their being from the sacred mould
Of her immortall wombe, to be in heauen enrold.
1 Then, sighing softly sore, and inly deep,
sore > perhaps: sorely, grievously, bitterly, or used simply as an intensive inly > inwardly
2 She shut up all her plaint in privy grief;
plaint > complaint, lamentation privy > private, hidden