Canto

 1     4|   Whose sleight passed red for yellow, black for white:~But all
 2     6|        bought,~Where green and yellow striped the sable field:~
 3     7| overspread,~The tawny jacinth, yellow chyrsolite,~The emerald
 4     7|        tresses; to the eye~Not yellow gold with brighter lustre
 5     7|       either ear; and from the yellow round~Depend two precious
 6     9|        a stroke, changed blue,~Yellow, green, white and black,
 7    10|        many are.~Those ensigns yellow, brown, and green, survey,~
 8    10|      in the next,~This full of yellow spikes and that of must;~
 9    11|        of red, or blue,~Green, yellow, purple, her accustomed
10    11|      before~The rising sun her yellow hair extends~(His orb as
11    12|      And low, still scattering yellow flowers and red,~Aurora
12    14|  acorns so,~And so the red and yellow truncheon broke,~That we
13    16|   there were azure flowers and yellow sprung,~Now slaughtered
14    17|        throw~Upon the jousters yellow flowers and red;~While these,
15    18|        flowers of spring-tide, yellow, blue, and red,~Finds itself,
16    23|       with dye~Red, white, and yellow, the clear horizon,~The
17    25|       raises from the main~His yellow head, and lights the world
18    28|        laved,~And on the other yellow harvests waved.~ ~ XCIII~
19    32|   spied~In leaf, when gray and yellow are at strife;~When it is
20    33|       white, crimson, blue and yellow ground,~A frieze extends
21    34|     brake,~Azure, and red, and yellow, green and white.~The quavering
22    42|      wore;~Red flames upon his yellow shield appear:~So was the
23    42|      On that flowered herbage, yellow, green, and red.~Rinaldo
24    42|      mead of azure, white, and yellow hue;~Gladdening the plants