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 1   III|          Conquered were all hot Afric's tawny kings,~And all that
 2    VI| serpents glide and move~Through Afric's deserts durst she ride
 3  XIII|    southern wind, from sunburnt Afric sent,~Which thick and warm
 4    XV|      sailed along the coasts of Afric lands,~Whose sea towns fair,
 5    XV|      did passage win~And parted Afric from the land of Spain,~
 6    XV|  quailed~The monsters fierce in Afric and in Spain,~And all along
 7    XV|    first of ten, that lies next Afric's shore;~ ~ XXXVIII~When
 8    XV|          All monsters which hot Afric doth forthsend,~Twixt Nilus,
 9   XVI|       which lie~Twixt Spain and Afric, nor her flight inclined~
10  XVII|        his years;~His greatness Afric's lesser kings constrained~
11 XVIII|         as sun,~He had returned Afric or Asia won.~ ~ VI~Thus
12   XIX|         Hither all Asia is, all Afric, brought.~ ~ LIX~He viewed
13    XX|   troops and squadrons fled,~As Afric dust before the southern
14    XX|       gave it faith.~ ~ LVI~The Afric tyrants and the negro kings~