Canto

 1     4|       against a puissant peer:~Lurcanio is the doughty baron's name,~
 2     5|            CANTO 5~ ~ ARGUMENT~Lurcanio, by a false report abused,~
 3     5|       in arms; and on his aid,~Lurcanio hight, relied with better
 4     5|  showed.~ ~ XLVIII~"This while Lurcanio, either with a view~To snares
 5     5|    against his breast to bend.~Lurcanio, who with marvel by that
 6     5|     woe:~Yet better comfort to Lurcanio feigns,~As if the rage were
 7     5|    cause appears,~Who may upon Lurcanio prove the lie,~He cannot
 8     5|     tis said, appears: for he,~Lurcanio, is esteemed so fierce in
 9     5|    fought upon accord,~Between Lurcanio and a stranger knight;~Where,
10     5|  struggled yet in bloody fray.~Lurcanio's heart with vengeful hatred
11     6| against the fair Geneura heard~Lurcanio to her sire his charge preferred:~ ~
12     6|        Because so puissant was Lurcanio's might,~All dreaded an
13     6|        For well I ween to make Lurcanio rue~(Informed of the event)
14    10|      the sun in view;~The Earl Lurcanio, that in Angus reigns,~A
15    16|  Zerbino falls,~Ariodantes and Lurcanio go;~And with them many a
16    16|     left dead upon the strand.~Lurcanio shows what are his force
17    16|       order, and their ground:~Lurcanio, Ariodantes, and their head,~
18    18|    perilous and fearful fight.~Lurcanio with Sobrino strives as
19    18|       way.~No less Zerbino and Lurcanio good~Do deeds, which will
20    18|  promised to his wife.~ ~  LIV~Lurcanio next met Dardinello's eye;~
21    18|      to fly,~Whom as his heart Lurcanio loves, a blow~Upon his head
22    18|       should he lay the fierce Lurcanio dead,~Vowed to his Mahomet,