Canto

 1     4|   the magician, at his sadle bow.~He lights and seeks her,
 2     9|      arrow flies from bended bow:~ ~ LXXX~And, what before
 3    11|   These, armed with sling or bow, upon the shore,~And these
 4    11| tempered, strongly draws his bow,~And roves at him, o'er
 5    16|       Combined with twang of bow, and whiz of sling,~Wheel
 6    17|     stone, nor arbalest, nor bow,~Nor what upon the paynim
 7    17|   him, two servants bear his bow.~ ~ XXIX~"While, with much
 8    18|    Where, in the field, 'mid bow and falchion, lay,~And shield
 9    19|    his sharpest arrow to his bow~Fits, and directs it with
10    19|        XV~And casts away his bow, and, 'mid the band~Of foemen,
11    19|  stand,~And waited her, with bow and shaft in hand.~ ~ XX~
12    19|     she feels, from viewless bow;~Which from the boy's fair
13    19| thousand women trooped, with bow in hand;~And, to remove
14    20|    paramours, than shaft and bow;~And leaving thus alone
15    20|    storm of darts from ready bow,~Dealing on all sides death
16    23|   the courser started when a bow~Was drawn, he left the feathered
17    23|    distant half the range of bow~Is from his opposite each
18    24|    thousands, with spontoon, bow, spit, and sling.~Lo! from
19    24|       And launching from his bow his shafts of proof,~With
20    26|    mid faulchion, spear, and bow,~Approached the captive
21    26| either angry horde~'Gan bend bow, and brandish lance and
22    26| Apollo's fee,~Given with his bow, what time as well his glaive,~
23    29|    than a shaft dismist from bow:~Her ring she thought upon,
24    32|      other virtues yield and bow?~ ~ XXXIX~"Knowest thou
25    40|     gate and make the turret bow,~Speedily to the city wall
26    44|   battle see.~ ~  XCVII~Some bow and some salute him; of
27    45| still before these feet will bow my knee,~Save on this felon,