6 For all for praise and honour he did fight. 7 Both stricken strike, and beaten both do beat, 8 That from their shields forth flies fiery light,
That > [So that]
9 And helmets hewed deep show marks of either's might.
deep > deeply
105.8
So th'one for wrong, the other striues for right:
2 As when a Gryfon seized of his pray,
A Dragon fiers encountreth in his flight,
4 Through widest ayre making his ydle way,
That would his rightfull rauine rend away:
6 With hideous horrour both together smight,
And souce so sore, that they the heauens affray:
8 The wise Southsayer seeing so sad sight,
Th'amazed vulgar tels of warres and mortall fight.
1 So the one for wrong, the other strives for right: 2 As when a griffin, seized of his prey,
griffin > {Monster with the body of a lion and head and wings of an eagle} seized > in rightful possession
3 A dragon fierce encounters in his flight, 4 Through widest air making his idle way, 5 That would his rightful ravin rend away:
That > [The dragon] ravin > plunder, prey