Canto

 1     3|      peace,~Unless provoked some outrage to resent,~And hence its
 2     4|       place designed,~Doing such outrage foul to all mankind.~ ~
 3     5|          are said?~And blows and outrage hase their peace molest,~
 4     5|       rank sinner, he appears~To outrage nature, and his God to dare,~
 5     6|        Have done this scathe and outrage undesigned.~But not the
 6    15|        That they the Church from outrage to defend,~And rights of
 7    20|       haught, unwont in any wise~Outrage from whatsoever part to
 8    22|      clear,~Who erst designed me outrage and affront.~Lo! him the
 9    23|      done,~Was certain 'twas and outrage manifest,~Since nought but
10    24|         That with foul scorn and outrage bars their way;~Of whom
11    24|                XCIX~They pass to outrage, shout, and ire, unsheath~
12    26|         ire,~To venge that cruel outrage goad and fire.~ ~ CXXI~Rogero
13    28|         should discover, read~An outrage offered to his majesty,)~
14    33|        from the sky,~To him such outrage and such scathe had done.~
15    36|        near,~To fling, or do him outrage with the spear.~ ~ XXXVIII~
16    37| Charlemagne, assured~By him such outrage will not be endured.~ ~
17    38|          of the Nubian monarch's outrage bore~To Agramant from his
18    42|       thee~To the end, the cruel outrage, foul and fell,~Done by
19    42|         And, should he not, such outrage to be done,~The damsel plights
20    43|     prayer and boon,~She does no outrage to the marriage bed;~Though
21    43|          sorer wise~Wrath at the outrage I to her had done;~And so
22    43|       wear its evil form, alarm,~Outrage, and war endure from every
23    43|        knows not what to do: the outrage sore~Avenged he has not,
24    44|         for vengeance this grave outrage cries?~I heed not that the