mischiefs > evils, misfortunes ensue > follow 104.35 Full many mischiefes follow cruell _Wrath_; 2 Abhorred bloudshed, and tumultuous strife, Vnmanly murder, and vnthrifty scath, 4 Bitter despight, with rancours rusty knife, And fretting griefe the enemy of life; 6 All these, and many euils moe haunt ire, The swelling Splene, and Frenzy raging rife, 8 The shaking Palsey, and Saint _Fraunces_ fire: Such one was _Wrath_, the last of this vngodly tire. 1 Full many mischiefs follow cruel Wrath: Full > Very, exceedingly mischiefs > evils, misfortunes 2 Abhorred bloodshed, and tumultuous strife, 3 Unmanly murder, and unthrifty scathe, Unmanly > {Dishonourable to, degrading to, unbefitting a man} unthrifty > unfortunate; prodigal, profligate scathe > damage, harm 4 Bitter despite, with rancour's rusty knife, despite > rage; malice rusty > blood-stained; dirty; rusty 5 And fretting grief, the enemy of life; fretting > devouring; gnawing (cf. 106.44:5) 6 All these, and many evils more, haunt Ire, Ire > [Wrath] 7 The swelling spleen, and frenzy raging rife, spleen > {Spite; the organ itself, with which anger and spite were associated} 8 The shaking palsy, and Saint Francis' fire: Saint Francis' fire > {Erysipelas, a skin disease characterized by a deep red colour} 9 Such one was Wrath, the last of this ungodly tire. tire > accoutrement, equipment; ornament, embellishment [of Lucifera] _or:_ ?team (from the Common Romanic _tirare_, to draw, pull) 104.36 And after all, vpon the wagon beame 2 Rode +_Sathan_+, with a smarting whip in hand, With which he forward lasht the laesie teme, 4 So oft as _Slowth_ still in the mire did stand. Huge routs of people did about them band, 6 Showting for ioy, and still before their way A foggy mist had couered all the land; 8 And vnderneath their feet, all scattered lay Dead sculs and bones of men, whose life had gone astray. 2 _Sathan_ > _Satan 1609_ 1 And, after all, upon the wagon beam 2 Rode Satan, with a smarting whip in hand, 3 With which he forward lashed the lazy team, 4 So oft as Sloth still in the mire did stand. still > motionless; yet 5 Huge routs of people did about them band, routs > {Crowds, clamorous or riotous assemblages} 6 Shouting for joy; and still before their way 7 A foggy mist had covered all the land; mist > (Symbol of deception: cf. 102.38:5, 212.34:5) 8 And, underneath their feet, all scattered lay 9 Dead skulls and bones of men whose life had gone astray. 104.37