Canto

 1     1|        the chargers from their destined course;~Who met like rams,
 2     3|      thy love has wrought,~And destined young Rogero for thy mate,~
 3     7|      and more than human line,~Destined the sun in glory to outshine?~ ~
 4     7|     the ideas of Eternal Mind,~Destined, from age to age, to visit
 5    10|     beauteous woman bore away,~Destined to be a monster's evil prey:~ ~
 6    10|    north or south, towards her destined port.~So the sea monster
 7    13|      chief would anchor on the destined ground.~-- And thus it was
 8    16|     not, laid the charger low,~Destined no more to feed on hay or
 9    16|       helmet, sword and lance;~Destined by these to die a youth
10    18|      gentle race.~The guerdons destined to the conqueror's hand,~
11    18|      martial game,~Both prizes destined for the conquering knight,~
12    22|       bear~Two of them hither, destined for that shock:~Such truncheons
13    27|   Even-handed Justice from her destined course.~ ~ XCVIII~"Thou
14    29|    vest,~That damsel's tomb is destined to be drest.~ ~ XXXV~Within
15    29|     Were so conducted to their destined height.~Yet was the last
16    30|        Their names are writ as destined to succeed.~These afterwards
17    31|       break of day;~And to the destined fount came either lord,~
18    31|      addrest~To disappoint the destined fight anew;~But fears if
19    33|        flight, the conqueror's destined meed,~The battle to suspend,
20    36|    blazing wide:~What time the destined mischief ye withstood,~As
21    36|     LXI~"But Fortune, that had destined you whilere,~And yet unborn,
22    39|     driven his bark beyond her destined road;~Deeming himself as
23    45| foredone.~To hinder Leo of his destined wife~Marphisa works, and