Canto

 1    20| brought out by lot to die,~In fane by Orontea built, before~
 2    20|   wight is slaughtered in the fane.~If he, Elbanio-like, ten
 3    22|      a guide~To Vallombrosa's fane, an abbey gray,~Rich, fair,
 4    33|     Ammon's, now dilapidated, fane.~ ~ CI~To other Tremizen
 5    35|       on that hill a hallowed fane.~ ~ XVI~To Immortality '
 6    35|    Upon a shaft, which in mid fane ascends;~There consecrates
 7    35|      the medals safely to the fane,~So they whose praises poets
 8    36|    oft was spent~The fire, in fane and village blazing wide:~
 9    37|       impious monster, in his fane,~Offer, as my first-fruits;
10    41| rising day;~Commodious is the fane and fair enow;~Thence to
11    43|     bows,~And issues from the fane with cheerful brows;~ ~