Canto

 1     8|         Her he compressed, and quitted great with child.~ ~ LIII~
 2    12|    pathless waste,~By her late quitted, having rent her hair,~And
 3    14|      grandeur far and near,~He quitted, not for sight of France
 4    16|     nigh~Marsilius, scarce had quitted him that day,~When half
 5    19|      been borne to ground;~Yet quitted now the saddle, as was said.~
 6    23|         What time her ship she quitted, by the swell~Of the wild
 7    27|      should not veer:~Nor am I quitted, because less endued~With
 8    28|       found~The consort he had quitted sleeping sound.~ ~ XXI~"
 9    28| Bacchus, which that Moor~Found quitted by the peasants, in their
10    41|     the abandoned vessel bore;~Quitted of those unhappy men, who