Canto

 1     1|           brings to where the way divides.~ ~ XXIII~And now the warlike
 2     6|        shall reach a bottom which divides~The plain into two parts:
 3    14|            he from brow~To breast divides, and thence to paunch below.~ ~
 4    15|          Next from Orrilo's trunk divides the head;~With whom Sir
 5    25|        are slow.~He to the breast divides as many more,~And countless
 6    25|          drew~As knife cuts curd, divides their plate and chain.~Falerina
 7    26|           journies where the road divides,~And one branch cuts the
 8    29| Arragonese and neighbouring Frank divides.~Thither directing aye his
 9    30|           slew:~He, albeit thick, divides an iron band~And good steel
10    33|         between Alp and Apennine, divides."~ ~ XXXVI~The host reproved
11    37|         vest,~Here from that band divides the Islandick dame;~Who
12    46|           how he his blooming age~Divides mid arts and wholesome discipline:~