Canto

 1     3|         be pressed,~The valiant leader of the Lombard horde:~And
 2     9| greetings due,~Reputing him the leader of that crew.~ ~ XIX~And
 3    13|   Odoric of Biscay's command;~A leader he, approved by sea and
 4    13|      dark, and but one eye,~The leader of the troop, of brutish
 5    13|       executes aright~Of a sage leader and a valiant knight.~ ~
 6    14|      The second troop without a leader, who~Are given to Corineus,
 7    14| Perishing through their furious leader's blame,~Was heard, as in
 8    15|       ill content;~But so their leader willed, of little wit:~Extinguished
 9    16|        Moor to mind recall,~The leader, who had left his people
10    18|     piteous wise:~From life the leader of Zumara's crew~So past,
11    18|      round;~And with them every leader good combines~To bring the
12    19|   appear: among~These, as their leader, pricked a cavalier,~Excelling
13    20|        all Greece, and of their leader's age.~ ~ XIV~"The Cretans,
14    26|      Rogero's force,~The paynim leader in a thought is slain;~And
15    26|        the infidels, upon their leader's fall:~On the other side,
16    34|       hate of all.~The Thracian leader never more content~Than
17    38|         fray,~He him no more as leader or as lord~Will serve, but
18    39|    government, by sea or land~A leader sage, the navy was consigned;~
19    40|         band in disarray.~Which leader to his oath was first untrue,~
20    41|      And parleys, by this noble leader's leave,~With Agramant;
21    41|  faithful knight~Pressed on the leader of the paynim band~Why he
22    41|        on the plain~He sees his leader, with long paces steers~
23    44|      forego, until~That Grecian leader he o'ertake and kill.~ ~