5 Were overthrown, and laid on the earth full cold,
full cold > very cold (i.e. stone dead)
6 Which quaked under their so hideous mass,
hideous > immense
7 A famous history to be enrolled 8 In everlasting monuments of brass, 9 That all the antique worthies' merits far did pass.
antique worthies > (Heroes of antiquity; or the Nine Worthies: see 303.4:4) pass > surpass
309.51
His worke great Troynouant, his worke is eke
2 Faire Lincolne, both renowmed far away,
That who from East to West will endlong seeke,
4 Cannot two fairer Cities find this day,
Except Cleopolis: so heard I say
6 Old Mnemon. Therefore Sir, I greet you well
Your countrey kin, and you entirely pray
8 Of pardon for the strife, which late befell
Betwixt vs both vnknowne. So ended Paridell.
1 "His work great Troynovant, his work is eke
great > [is great] eke > also