Note 683 — 1830
Reading edition
See, in Constable's "England's Helicon," Dametus' song to his Diaphenia, stanza 2—
Diaphenia like the spreading roses That in thy sweets all sweet encloses.
Also in Fairfax's translation of Tasso's Godfrey of Bullogne; or the Recovery of Jerusalem, book ii. stanza 18—
A veil obscured the sunshine of her eyes, The rose within herself her sweetness closed.—Ed.