Canto

 1     5|    accused:~But to the session Ariodantes led,~Strives with his brother
 2     5|    still~This lord was dearer, Ariodantes hight.~Her with affection
 3     5| learned,~For love of her young Ariodantes burned.~ ~ XIX~"The passion
 4     5|        to the Scottish knight,~Ariodantes such a flame had lit~In
 5     5|       The duke, this while, to Ariodantes' ears~Had these, or other
 6     5|          XXIX~" `And I,' cried Ariodantes, `marvel more'~(In answer
 7     5|       mutual promise plighted,~Ariodantes first his tale recited.~ ~
 8     5|  passing pure.'~ ~ XXXVI~"When Ariodantes had, with honest mind,~Told
 9     5|      believe,' in answer cried~Ariodantes, `well assured you lie,~
10     5|        my proof I can impart.'~Ariodantes trembled, and a chill~Went
11     5|     which he clambered, shows.~Ariodantes weened, this while, the
12     5|   against your breast.'~ ~ LV~"Ariodantes, so surprised, forewent,~
13     5|       of disastrous sort;~That Ariodantes perished in the sea:~Drowned
14     5|       The last sad words which Ariodantes said; --~That the sole source
15     6|            CANTO 6~ ~ ARGUMENT~Ariodantes has, a worthy meed,~With
16     6|  before,~The cherished face of Ariodantes true,~Of late lamented weeping
17     6|        Scotland through;~ ~ IV~Ariodantes, whom with tearful eye~His
18     6|    cause the knight to meet --~Ariodantes (long his doubts are weighed)~
19    16|        he sees and hears.~Next Ariodantes moved his chivalry,~Who
20    16|        him flowed.~The valiant Ariodantes to his new -~Entrusted squadron
21    16|      crowd upon Zerbino falls,~Ariodantes and Lurcanio go;~And with
22    16|      Margano knew~The force of Ariodantes' circling brand:~While Casimir
23    16|        their ground:~Lurcanio, Ariodantes, and their head,~Zerbino,
24    18|    were needless to demand,~If Ariodantes, when his brother fell,~
25    18|      Rinaldo breaks the array;~Ariodantes kills on every hand;~Who