Canto

 1     1|  day against the Christian creed:~And, entering a thick wood,
 2    10|    make a lover's word her creed.~Mindless that God does
 3    13|   to effect what different creed~And law forbade us, he esteemed
 4    23|  of Christian or of Paynim creed,~In occupation of the Gaul
 5    25|  those who hold the paynim creed,~They will, save quickly
 6    25| any preference of a better creed:~This thought makes good
 7    25|    to justify my change of creed,~I for my honour make this
 8    27|    that held the Christian creed,~Provided, that the contest
 9    27|    the silly rabble's idle creed.~ ~ CVII~They, after, ratify
10    28|  tale or fiction, make his creed.~But to my story: -- When
11    28|    instances, supports his creed;~Showing there many women