Canto

 1   Int|     very noble heathen knight named Ruggiero ("Rogero" in Rose).
 2   Int|   heathen; and a young knight named Brandimarte, who falls in
 3     2|       which was after England named.~Ill liked the Paladin to
 4     2|      sought her lover (he~Was named of him to whom he owed his
 5    15|  Andronica, if from that side~Named from the westering sun,
 6    17|     XXVI~"Our monarch, who is named king Norandine~(Fully to
 7    17|       the upper hand:~Corimbo named and Thyrsis was the pair;~
 8    18|       be obtained by Gryphon, named the white,~To give him all
 9    18|      Medoro and Cloridan were named the pair;~Who, whether Fortune
10    19|       of sanctity,~If such is named, and to the holy tomb.~Meanwhile,
11    20|      s sentiment,~(So was she named) and had her counsel weighed,~
12    21|   pain,~(So was the stripling named, described by me)~Not gifted
13    21|   gave the blade,~(So was she named) who lived but to betray.~
14    23| embrace the warrior flew;~And named herself, and raised her
15    23|       should be spied,~Alardo named, ere she had time to hide.~ ~
16    27|      at court,~By chance, was named to Britain to resort.~ ~
17    27|     Was by the Child Frontino named anew.~ ~ LXXIII~Assured '
18    32|     are distant all, but one,~Named TRISTRAM'S TOWER, throughout
19    33|   convey.~ ~ XIX~"You see him named from Arles, victorious Hugh,~
20    33|  space, and in that age,~(And named the week and day, as well
21    34|    that Thracian cavalier~Was named the captain of the invading
22    37|    Victoria is her name,~Well named; and whom (does she advance
23    38|      or infidel, of all those named~For mighty riches, or for
24    42|   blown:~John James alike are named: of those fair two,~One
25    43|       cavalier (Adonio was he named)~Was with the beauties of
26    43|   from me the rising town was named.~ ~ XCVIII~" `O' the fairies