Canto

 1     1|          Belted and mailed, his helmet on his head;~The knight
 2     1|      hasty mood,~He dropped his helmet in the crystal tide,~And
 3     1|          And dropt the knightly helmet, -- to his cost,~Sunk in
 4     1|        And in his better hand a helmet bore:~The very casque, which
 5     1|     Moor,~Why grieve the goodly helmet to resign,~Which, due to
 6     1|         After my other arms his helmet bright.~If Fortune now compel
 7     1|   XXVIII~"But if thou seek'st a helmet, be thy task~To win and
 8     1|    fight, or foray would he use~Helmet but that which good Orlando
 9     2|     from a bough the shield and helmet gleam.~While his moist eyes,
10     5|      His visage, aye within his helmet pent:~And that the very
11     6|          At length the covering helmet did remove,~And showed a
12     6|        He drops the shield, the helmet from his front~Uplifts,
13     6|         his brows with covering helmet dressed,~Or fought, secured
14    11|        The lovely visage of its helmet bare;~Towards whom, to deal
15    12|      And to a beech hung up the helmet good,~And nigh as quickly
16    12|      upon the warrior play:~The helmet she took down with this
17    12|       She to a branch above the helmet ties;~Then seeks the fittest
18    12|          Where lay on earth the helmet of the count.~ ~ LX~This
19    12|       Which how Orlando won the helmet said;~And from what champion
20    12|     sought;~Nor Roland took the helmet from his head,~Till he between
21    12| troubled front;~Grieved for the helmet, in her haste foregone~On
22    12|           She said) "I took his helmet from the count.~This for
23    12|         end produce;~I took the helmet only with the thought~To
24    12|        had good care),~He a new helmet donned; but took no thought~
25    14|      rain, which, in despite~Of helmet, makes its way, and blinds
26    14|       this end alone, were made~Helmet and shield as well as trenchant
27    16|         up his host, himself in helmet gay,~And sheathing all his
28    16|         loathed shield, quiver, helmet, sword and lance;~Destined
29    17|      gallant steed.~Both at the helmet, where it locks, take sight,~
30    17|     Whom they of cuirass and of helmet bare,~And leave in simple
31    18|   Though of good temper was his helmet bright.~As well the others
32    18|         his hand,~And broke his helmet's frontal with the spear,~
33    18|       in fight,~First lower the helmet's vizor, next the spear,~
34    18|      Possest, as well as either helmet bright,~Marphisa, when she
35    23|       halt beside the well;~His helmet here undid the weary Count,~
36    23|      were.~Upon their heads the helmet, late unbound,~They quickly
37    23|            CXXXIII~Here was his helmet, there his shield bestowed;~
38    24|         Smote full the Tartar's helmet with his brand.~ ~  LXVIII~
39    24|      Zerbino sped;~And, had the helmet been unfenced by spell,~
40    24|         his shield and half his helmet's plate.~ ~ LXXI~He ever
41    25|         her by chance without a helmet found.~And she was fain
42    26|      without pause, each trusty helmet pared~With his good blade,
43    26|     Frontino's crupper made~The helmet and the shell of iron smite,~
44    26|      born,~Or Mandricardo other helmet worn.~ ~ CXXVII~Rodomont,
45    27|  LXXXVIII~A squire laced on her helmet, at her hest;~She wore the
46    30|     been that blow,~Had a worse helmet clothed the warrior's brow.~ ~
47    31|         due":~But he as yet his helmet had not tied;~So that Guichardo
48    31|         the warrior's sword and helmet first.~Him half exhausted
49    32|       such surpassing force his helmet smites~That spear, which
50    32|       tresses lay,~She with the helmet doffs; and now revealed,~(
51    38|         knight,~Armed, save his helmet, erst Mambrino's casque;~
52    39|    stake accurst~Had shield and helmet, head and body burst.~ ~
53    40|        for courser, shield, and helmet cries,~(Bosom, and arms,
54    41|         no spells avail)~Shears helmet, cuirass, shield, and all
55    41|     brought;~For by the shining helmet which he wore,~With the
56    41|       Gradasso came, and at his helmet layed,~Wielding with either
57    41|         iron ring that girt his helmet round,~Two inches thick,
58    42|         with blood appears,~His helmet cleft as by a hatchet's
59    42|          XIII~Orlando lifts the helmet, and descries~Brandimart'
60    45|      the cavalier;~And next his helmet from his head withdrew,~
61    46|     direr blow:~Him the charmed helmet helped, or -- such its force --~
62    46|        blade,~Layed at Rogero's helmet with such might,~That him