Love > [Cupid] upon him wear > [assume as disguise]
9 For Love in thousand monstrous forms does oft appear.
311.52
And all about, the glistring walles were hong
2 With warlike spoiles, and with victorious prayes,
Of mighty Conquerours and Captaines strong,
4 Which were whilome captiued in their dayes
To cruell loue, and wrought their owne decayes:
6 Their +swerds+ and speres were broke, and hauberques rent;
And their proud girlonds of tryumphant bayes
8 Troden in dust with fury insolent,
To shew the victors might and mercilesse intent.
6 swerds > swords 1609
1 And all about, the glistering walls were hung 2 With warlike spoils, and with victorious preys,
preys > spoils, plunder
3 Of mighty conquerors and captains strong, 4 Who were whilom captived in their days
whilom captived > anciently made captive
5 To cruel love, and wrought their own decays: