Canto

 1    11|          since where she had been crost~By Fortune, till her native
 2    14|           the Christian host that crost the main,~And lately furled
 3    15|          he to the land of heroes crost.~ ~  XL~Astolpho along Trajan'
 4    18|       late with him to France had crost the sea.~ ~  CLXVI~Of nimble
 5    22|      Threaded Franconia next, and crost the Rhine.~ ~ VII~To Aix-la-Chapelle
 6    26|         lance or two I would have crost~To prove how great your
 7    31|         made,~At length a warrior crost her way, that wore~A richly
 8    33| Childibert the boundary hills has crost,~Heading what bands of France
 9    37|        And who, to build in Lybia crost the sea,~By Tyrian and Sidonian
10    37|     safest is the way,~Beholds it crost by hunter and by hound,~
11    39|       slay, through whom so often crost,~That martial maid had her
12    41|      Brigliador, Rogero's gift he crost,~Erewhile, by haughty Mandricardo
13    42|   divulged that say:~But one, who crost from the Sicilian shore,~
14    42|        makes his courser flee.~He crost the Rhine at Constance,
15    44|           in any place should be;~Crost Meuse and Rhine, and pricked
16    44|         bridge and bark together, crost~Upon his part the stream
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