4 And hearts of great heroes do enrage,
enrage > inspire
5 That naught their kindled courage may assuage;
That > [So that] naught > nothing at all
6 Soon as your dreadful trump begins to sound,
Soon > [As soon] trump > trumpet; trumpet note
7 The god of war with his fierce equipage 8 You do awake, sleep never he so sound, 9 And scared nations do with horror stern astound.
stern > stern; fierce, cruel astound > stupefy
111.7
Faire Goddesse lay that furious fit aside,
2 Till I of warres and bloudy Mars do sing,
And Briton fields with Sarazin bloud bedyde,
4 Twixt that great faery Queene and Paynim king,
That with their horrour heauen and earth did ring,
6 A worke of labour long, and endlesse prayse:
But now a while let downe that haughtie string,
8 And to my tunes thy second tenor rayse,
That I this man of God his godly armes may blaze.