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 1    II|     proffered kindness of the Egyptian king,~Then give me leave
 2    II|      bears,~And lastly on the Egyptian baron stayed,~To whom the
 3    IV| withstand or vanquish can~The Egyptian strength, and therefore
 4    IV|      and treasure~To work the Egyptian king and his displeasure.~ ~
 5     V| provide~He should against the Egyptian warriors sly,~And how subdue
 6    VI|  lives, request,~Else, if th' Egyptian army stay too long,~Like
 7  XIII|     Rinaldo shall return, the Egyptian crew~They shall encounter,
 8   XVI| Eastern ships, there fled the Egyptian queen:~ ~  VI~Antonius eke
 9  XVII|     gay,~But weapons like the Egyptian troops they had,~The Arabians
10 XVIII|     honors high increase,~The Egyptian chieftain wisheth health
11 XVIII|     Nile a knight bred in the Egyptian main,~Both people would
12   XIX|      in this carelessness the Egyptian host~Upon them fall, which
13    XX|      deep,~And saw it was the Egyptian camp at last~Which raised
14    XX|      while the captain of the Egyptian host, --~That saw his royal