Canto

 1     5|     What Fury, what abominable Pest~Such poison in the human
 2     7|       and daring, the gigantic Pest~Spurred her wolf, seated
 3    15|       of one hair deprived the pest~Only could him in battle
 4    17|        him; for swifter is the pest~Than the south wind. Of
 5    21|     That he, to counteract the pest he bore~Within his bowels,
 6    22|   infected country's curse and pest,~She from the conscious
 7    24|    untrue,~For riddance of the pest to him commended,~About
 8    26|    believe that the descending pest~Rodomont's iron casque will
 9    27|         and Garonne, heard the pest;~Scared mothers hugged their
10    31|      by that bane,~That filthy pest, conceived in Stygian home,~
11    33| piercing talons was the winged pest;~An eye of fire it had,
12    33|   Whether a fiend or fowl, the pest descends,~And good Baiardo
13    37|       loathsome and abominable pest?'~ ~ LXXV~"Her life, together
14    42|      vizor flung the poisonous pest,~Which crept about his collar
15    42|      with him is that accursed Pest:~Nor knows he how from her
16    42|     suffered from that hideous Pest,~As sweet and needful shall