Canto

1     7|   was a cause for blame,~But oftener as a virtue well reputed.~
2    10|     never blamed; with glory oftener paid;~-- So much the more,
3    19|    images divine,~Of silver, oftener made of wax, survey;~Which
4    23|     and without it, they~Had oftener than in any other place~
5    24| Destiny to boot (for Destiny~Oftener makes conquest where she
6    25|      o'erthrew~Than one, and oftener two, upon the plain;~And
7    27|      her on their round,~And oftener private with the youthful
8    32|   son,~That he lost sight no oftener of the fair~Than Io's shepherd
9    45| Twice in fraternal guise and oftener threw~Leo his arms about