Canto

1     7| credence to obtain,~Atlantes de Carena's form; but she,~
2    13|   Twere long to tell of Alda de Sansogna,~Or of Celano's
3    13|    Or of the beauteous Lippa de Bologna,~Or more, with whose
4    16|     a griesly wound,~Olympio de la Serra fall to ground:~ ~
5    18| descending blade;~Next Bogio de Vergalla's belly gored,~
6    26|   distanced be:~With Ottobon de Flisco, Sinibald~Chases
7    26|      striving equally:~Lewis de Gazolo its neck has galled~
8    35|   demands.~ ~ LXIX~Grandonio de Volterna, fierce of mood,~
9    46|      furthest horn.~Veronica de Gambara is here,~To Phoebus