Canto

1     7|    why, to her command.~The accursed Plague, arrayed in surcoat,
2    11|    unhappy crew,~Beside the accursed Judas there to dwell.~But
3    13|    I was not, nor that clan~Accursed with minds of such iniquity,~
4    16|   down.~ ~ XXVIII~While the accursed man, amid the rout,~So warred
5    23|   And place of sojourn more accursed and fell,~On that unhappy
6    42| wide,~Ever with him is that accursed Pest:~Nor knows he how from
7    43|   somewhat calmed his woe,~"Accursed be he, persuaded by whose
8    46|    looked old Aegeus at the accursed board,~Seeing it was his