Canto

 1     7|     bright,~With gems of many colours overspread,~The tawny jacinth,
 2    10|     With many birds, and many colours gay,~See Alcabrun's, a valiant
 3    10|       His ensign's field with colours white and blue.~The Earl
 4    17|     to the fray.~One told, by colours cunningly allied,~His joy
 5    19|      horseman did his horse's colours show~In his own dress; and
 6    25| Painting the joyous east with colours gay;~When from her golden
 7    33|   long a strain)~In beauteous colours and of different hue;~Since
 8    34|      hue,~Of diverse dyes and colours, foul and fair.~Yarns to
 9    42|    Beneath the vaulted entry, colours rare~Cheating the eye, in
10    45|       will claim,~Under false colours and in other's name.~ ~