Canto

 1   Int|    beautiful woman any of the Peers have ever seen, and all
 2     5|       her before the king and peers accused:~But to the session
 3     5|       since you are of all my peers~He, whom I must have honoured
 4    16|    XXXII~But having first the peers and captains wheeled~About
 5    16|   other kings, and dukes, and peers,~And lords of other lands,
 6    16|    hears.~ ~ LXXXIX~With many peers and chiefs, who worthiest
 7    17|    thither came the king, his peers among.~ ~ XIV~Charles turned
 8    18|  squadron speed,~Who have few peers in prowess, on their way.~
 9    20|   departed with they youthful peers,~Who was of cruel Clytemnestra
10    20| ceased to address the martial peers,~And cursed withal the day,
11    20|       if slain, those martial peers~Deliver by his death from
12    26|    upon earth will find their peers.~ ~ VII~"With you a lance
13    26| imploring grace,~Those worthy peers (whose names you sculptured
14    27|    double scorn, before those peers,~By noble Agramant, whose
15    30|   worthy of their might~Those peers have dealt, so cautious
16    31|      peerage, and, beside his peers,~Brings Monodantes' son,
17    35|     monarch's side,~Among his peers, the young Rogero found;~
18    38|          XL~"I now on this, O peers! your counsel crave.~If,
19    38| singly with a host of martial peers.~ ~ LXIII~"Meseemeth, if
20    38|       monarch with his famous peers,~And with him wends, all
21    39|         XVIII~And, with those peers, is more than one confest~
22    39| delayed,~To parley with those peers, though at the cost~Of one
23    41|      the sire of Este's noble peers~Must, amid mortals, have
24    41|     encountered the returning peers.~ ~ LXXIII~Roland who saw
25    43|      return to Roland and his peers;~While she bemoans herself
26    44|      pact between~Princes and peers are of such short-lived
27    45|        LXXXI~King Charles and peers him sheathed in plate and
28    46|       stripling above all his peers.~ ~ LXXXVIII~One is there