Canto

 1    44|       XCV~Into the power o' the Bulgars many fall,~Stalin from the
 2    44|       dear;~Who, since upon the Bulgars he had warred,~Much horse
 3    44|     lance in rest~Succoured the Bulgars in that cruel fight;~Who
 4    45|          if he prisons him, the Bulgars bring~Beneath the yoke and
 5    45| pleasure what to do:~"Truly the Bulgars may be said to be~Vanquished,"
 6    45|         and town~Throughout the Bulgars' country to subdue,~He would
 7    46|      eve before,~Which from the Bulgars' land a message bore.~ ~
 8    46|         Erewhile Rogero for the Bulgars won;~How Leo and his sire
 9    46|       and undone;~Wherefore the Bulgars him their king had made;~
10    46|        LXIX~Those envoys of the Bulgars that had made~For Charles'