7 On which the winged boy in colours clear
the winged boy > [Cupid, declaring the knight's name: see 306.53:2]
8 Depainted was, full easy to be known,
Depainted > Depicted; painted full > very, exceedingly
9 And he thereby, wherever it in field was shown.
he > [Scudamour] field > battle, field of battle
311.8
His face vpon the ground did groueling ly,
2 As if he had bene slombring in the shade,
That the braue Mayd would not for courtesy,
4 Out of his quiet slomber him abrade,
Nor seeme too suddeinly him to inuade:
6 Still as she stood, she heard with grieuous throb
Him grone, as if his hart were peeces made,
8 And with most painefull pangs to sigh and sob,
That pitty did the Virgins hart of patience rob.
1 His face upon the ground did grovelling lie,
grovelling > face-down