Canto

 1     1| unapproached by sheperd or by flock.~For this earth teems, and
 2     2|       the plain;~But when the flock is launched and scattered,
 3     6|       sure to join the common flock,~Transformed to beast or
 4    11|      to ground,~His scattered flock forgot, o'er ocean flies;~
 5    12|     To what the number of the flock may mount.~ ~  LXXIX~He
 6    15| scattered sheep~Should be one flock, beneath one Shepherd's
 7    16|      to the heathen makes his flock a prey.~A fiend from air
 8    17|       weather fend his woolly flock,~Which he still herded through
 9    17|    that, to pasture green~His flock he led, as wont, the meads
10    17|   cavern filled, the numerous flock's increase,~Which served
11    17|       he might enter with the flock who wound~Homeward; and
12    17|  swain who stalked behind his flock.~ ~ XLVIII~"Think if his
13    17|  sheep and goat.~ ~ XLIX~"His flock so housed, to us the orc
14    17|   broke the day.~And now, his flock returning to release,~We
15    17|      Piped forth his prisoned flock to hill and meads.~ ~ LV~"
16    17|       disguise,~Wend with the flock, where us the shepherd leads,~
17    17|       For when before, on the flock issuing out,~He saw her
18    17|    the hope detained amid the flock,~Trusting to bear Lucina
19    17|     afield before~The issuing flock, or homeward took his way.~
20    17|     so from greedy wolves thy flock defend.~ ~ LXXX~But whither
21    18|      and lays dead~The feeble flock, which at his mercy are;~
22    20|    starlings and the doves in flock unite,~And every beast who
23    23| provide,~That never swain his flock may hither guide!"~ ~ CX~
24    23|       than a nettle found its flock.~ ~ CXXIII~Amid the pressure
25    23|   that they to shepherd or to flock~Thenceforth shall never
26    32|       did ride,~When with his flock, which on the champaign
27    40|     And, with the sheepcotes, flock, and dogs and swains~Bears
28    44|    crimson shield,~To him all flock, in him with joy and glee~