6 Such as him list, such as eternal fate
list > pleases; please
7 Ordained has, he clothes with sinful mire,
mire > [clay, flesh (after Gen. 2.7)]
8 And sends forth to live in mortal state, 9 Till they again return back by the hinder gate.
hinder > rear, posterior; also: latter (of the two mentioned in stanza 31, i.e. the gate which is "old and dride")
306.33
After that they againe returned beene,
2 They in that Gardin planted be againe;
And grow +afresh+, as they had neuer seene
4 Fleshly corruption, nor mortall paine.
Some thousand yeares so doen they there +remaine+;
6 And then of him are clad with other hew,
Or sent into the chaungefull world againe,
8 Till thither they returne, where first they grew:
So like a wheele around they runne from old to new.
3 afresh > a fresh 1596 5 remaine > remaire 1596
1 After they again returned been,