To Delphos all they runne in any doubte which ar,[634]
This was the madnesse tho[635] that mortall men bewicht
Whereby Apolloe’s temple was and Delphos so inricht.[636]
77.
Low nowe [in fewe,] I tell at Delphos what I did,
For towardes it as with my mates I went,
Them bee of courage good and nothing feare I bid,[637]
I told them, with the spoile,[638] them to reward I ment:
But now I askte how they would giue consent
The captaynes Euridane and Thessalone companions in the pray,[639]