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 1     I|        captive led.~ ~ XLVIII~Her helm the virgin donned, and but
 2   III|         noble maid,~She broke the helm, and pierced the armed breast,~
 3   III|         painted shield~And golden helm he had not marked before,~
 4   III|        the press,~They bruise the helm, and press the sevenfold
 5   III|       success always:~With gilded helm beyond him rides the mild~
 6    VI|          with gladness shine,~His helm he took, and ready steed
 7    VI|        did hugely smite~On Otho's helm, who to requite the same,~
 8    VI|          for a breastplate and an helm forego?~Then should not
 9    VI|          bright shield and silver helm he spies,~The championess
10   VII|         employed were;~Now at his helm, not at his hauberk bright,~
11   VII|         his armors due~Except his helm that shone like flaming
12   VII|           took his aim at other's helm on high,~Even in the fight
13   VII|       rage gave place,~And on his helm with all his strength gan
14   VII|         foe to strain,~Upon whose helm the heavy blow did fall,~
15   VII|       breaking spears, of ringing helm and shield,~A dreadful rumor
16  VIII|            A little by, his empty helm we found~The silver eagle
17    IX|          XXV~High on the Soldan's helm enamelled laid~An hideous
18    IX|         shield gainst shield, and helm gainst helm they crush.~ ~
19    IX|           shield, and helm gainst helm they crush.~ ~  LIII~The
20    IX|        Too weak are you to bear a helm or shield~Unfit to arm your
21     X|  out-braid~Was quite cut off, his helm had lost the pride,~His
22    XI|           and trusty shield?~Your helm, your hauberk strong? where
23    XI|           been shot,~It broke his helm, he tumbled from the height,~
24    XI|        whom they hit, in spite of helm or targe,~They deeply wound,
25   XII|         silver arms off rent,~Her helm, her shield, her hauberk
26   XII|         each on other rushed,~And helm to helm, and shield to shield
27   XII|         other rushed,~And helm to helm, and shield to shield they
28  XIII|           His limbs were weak his helm or targe to bear;~Nathless
29  XIII|   barehead stands,~And his bright helm to drink therein unties,~
30   XIV|         he and unlocks~His closed helm, and bares his visage fair,~
31    XV|         broad unbound,~And at the helm sat down to govern it,~Swelled
32  XVII|       birth and titles great,~His helm ne'er made him sweat in
33  XVII|       sword and bow,~No weight of helm or hauberk list they try,~
34  XVII|           show~Fret in the gilden helm and hauberk gay,~The mighty
35 XVIII|       radiant beams she threw~His helm, his harness, and the mountain
36 XVIII|        brings me woe:~Put off thy helm, rejoice me with the flame~
37   XIX|      sought,~But at his breast or helm's unclosed part~He threatened
38   XIX|       death lay in his hands,~Nor helm nor target strong his blows
39   XIX| thundering mace availed naught~Or helm of temper fine or sevenfold
40   XIX|        rich attire,~He loosed his helm, and saw his visage plain,~
41   XIX|       brave a lord~As ever put on helm or girt on sword."~ ~ CXXVI~
42    XX|            His face was bare, his helm unclosed and ope,~Lightened
43    XX|            The first his head and helm had cleft in twain,~The
44    XX|           won;~The other Robert's helm the Indian clove,~And broke
45    XX|           and strikes again,~Till helm and head he breaks, he cleaves,
46    XX|         each worthy's shield, his helm, his coat,~And all this
47    XX|          His shield was deft, his helm was rent and tore.~The dame,
48    XX|           With half a sword, half helm upon his head,~Gainst whom