6 And felly gnarr, until day's enemy
felly > fiercely gnarr > growl, snarl
7 Did him appease; then down his tail he hung 8 And suffered them to pass quietly:
suffered > allowed
9 For she in hell and heaven had power equally.
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There was Ixion turned on a wheele,
2 For daring tempt the Queene of heauen to sin;
And Sisyphus an huge round stone did reele
4 Against an hill, ne might from labour lin;
There thirstie Tantalus hong by the chin;
6 And Tityus fed a vulture on his maw;
Typh{oe}us ioynts were stretched on a gin,
8 Theseus condemned to endlesse slouth by law,
And fifty sisters water in leake vessels draw.
1 There was Ixion, turned on a wheel
Ixion > (King of the Lapithae in Thessaly; for attempting to seduce Juno he was sent to hell and bound to a perpetually revolving wheel)
2 For daring tempt the queen of heaven to sin;