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 1     I|       XLV~Tancredi next, nor 'mongst them all was one,~Rinald
 2  VIII|   fell the valiant youth,~Nor mongst us all did one so strong
 3  VIII| bedewed,~Lest evil betide him mongst the Pagans wild,~And every
 4  VIII|   cried every man.~ ~  LXXII~ Mongst them Alecto strowed wasteful
 5    IX|       flight,~Gildippes raged mongst the Pagan crew,~And low
 6    IX|   These fifty champions were, mongst whom there stands,~In silver
 7     X|     shun the evils and harms, mongst which we dwell,~They make
 8     X|   stem ybore,~Whose presence 'mongst them bore a mighty stroke,~
 9   XII|          LXIX~As violets blue mongst lilies pure men throw,~So
10  XIII|    peace,~And war and trouble mongst thy foes increase."~ ~ XVI~
11  XIII|     they could read.~ ~ XXXIX~Mongst them he picked out these
12   XIV|    jealousy~And false suspect mongst them he strewed the seed,~
13    XV|   said, as soaring eagles fly~Mongst other birds securely through
14   XVI|       but used there to stray~Mongst the sweet birds, through
15   XVI|     LIX~"There lying wounded, mongst the hurt and slain,~Of these
16   XVI|      west wind blew from land~Mongst the rich tresses of their
17  XVII|        gold and stone.~ ~ XXX~Mongst these Alarco fierce, and
18  XVII|     commit, my place sustain~ Mongst them, go set the king of
19  XVII|    Carthage, Rome.~ ~ XC~"But mongst the rest I chose Alphonsus
20  XVII|     from his neighbors strong mongst whom he sits~Shall keep
21 XVIII|      this service thought,~If mongst the common sort his pains
22   XIX|     erset, appears.~ ~ II~But mongst the rest upon his helmet
23   XIX|  before the Gate:~The Soldan, mongst the dead beside him near~
24   XIX|       fair of virgins bright,~Mongst whom he lay enclosed, rose
25   XIX|   known,~Naught was concluded mongst those knights and lords,~
26    XX|    blow,~With all his fellows mongst Godfredo's band~Entered
27    XX|       Falls down, to hide her mongst the shady brooks:~Such were