4. cleane: completely

5. blandishment: alluring behavior

7. innocent: ignorant

4. liuelyhed: inheritance

9. diuerse: leading in different directions

3. in lieu of: in place of

1. at gaze: bewildered

1. to bord: to address

6. vertues: powers

1. indewd: invested

4. hartlesse Hynd: timid doe

4. Robucke: the male of a species of deer found in Europe and Asia

6. vertues: moral qualities; natural properties

9. tryde: proven

9. moniment: warning or memorial

6. sell: saddle

7. barbes: protective coverings for the chest and flanks of a war-horse

4. double burden: his own armor and that of Mordant

6. Drew them in partes: divided them into factions

9. enterprize: take in hand

2. courted: paid courteous attention to

1. her selfe . . . did frame: directed her efforts and actions

8. countenaunce: make a show of or pretend

9. fouldring: flashing

4. enraunged: arranged in an orderly fashion

6. lybicke: Lybian

7. surbet: footsore, bruised

2. conduct: handling

2. darraine: engage in (combat)

8. iarre: strife

2. bad: past tense of ‘bid’ (command)

3. Pursew the end of: not put a stop to, but fight to the finish of

6. reuoke: restrain, hold in check; or call back (to a state of reason)

2. fell: ferocious

5. parts: attributes

6. thrust: stab

5. liefest: dearest

9. iarre: strife

7. meeds: rewards

1. appall: subdue

4. abase: bow

7. requests: petitions

3. treague: truce

5. grace to reconcile: to restore good feeling or mutual regard

1. froward: stubborn, perverse

2. all were they: although they were

6. grutch: grouch or grudge

8. frett: consume

8. th’ vtter: the outermost

9. cheare: hospitality

5. solace: enjoyment

8. froward: hostile

9. gouernaunce: conduct

2. light: frivolous; also, wanton or unchaste

7. exceeded her owne might: outdid herself

8. tire: attire

8. pranck: adorn

2. mineon: companion kept for sexual favors

4. francker franion: less restrained paramour

5. parts: qualities

8. hardiment: boldness

4. extremities: points of utmost intensity

4. outrage: extravagance

7. accorage: hearten

9. kept . . . her selfe in heed: kept watch over herself

1. attempered: harmonized

9. lofty siege: place of honor

4. shene: bright

5. sustene: sustain

9. Idole: image

3. bale: suffering

9. wist: knew