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 1     I|        and foresight,~And in that glorious war much suffered he;~In
 2     I|          in this legend, all that glorious deed,~Read, whilst you arm
 3     I|      conquered, Antiochia won,~Be glorious acts, and full of glorious
 4     I|        glorious acts, and full of glorious praise,~By Heaven's mere
 5     I|      great may sing,~That in this glorious war did famous grow,~Forgot
 6     I|           and defied.~ ~ LXIV~The glorious standard last to Heaven
 7     I|   bridegroom-like forth stept the glorious sun,~When trumpets loud
 8    II|           these flames so pure,~O glorious death, more glorious sepulture!"~ ~
 9    II|            O glorious death, more glorious sepulture!"~ ~ XXX~Sophronia
10    II|       Phoebus' glistering rays,~O glorious virgin, that recordeth not~
11   III|           Fore which the duke his glorious ensigns spread,~For so great
12   III|   overspread~The champion Dudon's glorious carcase dead."~ ~ LXXIV~
13    IV|       Titan's brightness, that so glorious is,~In this deep darkness
14    IV|           shone erst like Titan's glorious beam:~`Daughter,' she says, `
15    IV|      spill.~ ~ LXII~"By these thy glorious feet, that tread secure~
16    IV|          so was she lettered;~Not glorious Titan, in his brightness
17     V|        might succeed,~And of that glorious troop should take protection;~
18     V|        power constrained is but a glorious slave."~ ~ VI~Thus Godfrey
19     V|          how looks Dudon from the glorious skies?~What wrath, what
20     V|        all men wot,~And there the glorious cross on high I reared,~
21     V|      haughty thoughts as fill the glorious mind;~On hard adventures
22     V|         He would fetch praise and glorious conquest bring.~ ~ LIII~
23     V|            When aught befell this glorious camp amiss,~Shall fortune
24    VI|           threats, high terms and glorious words;~On every side an
25    VI|        here shall pay him for his glorious vaunt,~Without or guile,
26    VI|           sacked and spoiled that glorious town;~But he, in whom all
27    VI|       praise of little prize,~The glorious title of a virgin's name?~
28    VI|         Cynthia-like for beauty's glorious light~The love-sick nymph
29   VII|          this vile Pagan with his glorious boast~Dishonors and defies
30   VII|        LXIII~"Let me this Pagan's glorious pride assuage,~These aged
31   VII|        loud and sternly cries,~"O glorious people of the Occident!~
32   VII| blustering wind.~ ~ CXVI~Heaven's glorious lamp, wrapped in an ugly
33  VIII|          in his bosom quench that glorious fire.~ ~ VII~"He thirsted
34    IX|        rest, we shall behold~This glorious city smoking lie in mould.~ ~
35    IX|       view the brightness of that glorious bower,~On every side the
36    IX|         shining fire assigned~The glorious seat of his selected crew,~
37    IX|           should enter conquest's glorious gate,~Left off the fray
38    XI|            spread to the wind~The glorious sign of our salvation great,~
39   XII|         renown pierce through his glorious mind,~"And wilt thou go,"
40   XII|       forth of her eye~An hundred glorious beams bright shining drive,~
41   XIV|          VI~He answered him, "Thy glorious shining light~Which in thine
42   XIV|           you splendent see,~With glorious light, though built in night
43   XVI|    withdrawn from war~Wherein the glorious beast had always wone,~That
44   XVI|         So fared Rinaldo when the glorious light~Of their bright harness
45  XVII|         Aurore~Adrastus came, the glorious king of Ind,~A snake's green
46  XVII|         Her chariot like Aurora's glorious wain,~With carbuncles and
47  XVII|       Buried in pomp of triumph's glorious shine."~He ceased, and then
48  XVII|     Tisapherne envied~To hear his glorious vaunt and boasting stout,~
49  XVII|        precious shield behold~The glorious deeds of thy forefathers
50  XVII|         bold,~Till underneath his glorious branches laid~Half Germany,
51 XVIII|         all their warlike gear:~O glorious captain! whom the Lord from
52 XVIII|        assists thee, and Heaven's glorious King:~ ~ XCIII~"Lift up
53 XVIII|          right well sustain~Their glorious light and view those angels
54 XVIII|          he turned, he cast,~That glorious ensign, with a thousand
55    XX|        arms that late so fair and glorious seem,~Now soiled and slubbered,
56    XX|           true sign and show,~His glorious standard to the wind he
57    XX|          Gerard bold he slew;~His glorious deeds to praise and fame