Canto

 1     3|       untried,~Which covers the renowned magician's mould.~And here
 2     3|       such trophy bears~The one renowned in story's future page:~
 3     3|      the wise, the liberal, the renowned~Hippolitus, great cardinal
 4     4|         many a famous cavalier,~Renowned for feat in arms, of British
 5     7|      illustrious crew,~That far renowned, and more than human line,~
 6    10|   enrolled:~The warrior's name, renowned throughout these lands,~
 7    12|       unwonted spell,~Which the renowned Atlantes had composed,~That
 8    13|    valiant men, by land and sea renowned,~In the near river from
 9    13|         or more chaste is none,~Renowned in Greek or Latin history;~
10    14|         train,~Which he, or the renowned Marsilius head;~And amid
11    14|      Mandricardo hight.~ ~ XXXI~Renowned he was for many a glorious
12    15|        already near, --~Memphis renowned for pyramids; in sight,~
13    18|       Balugantes proud,~And the renowned Ferrau, who cried aloud:~ ~
14    18|        the just.~ ~ XCVII~For a renowned and valiant cavalier~Has
15    18|         more clear,~There where renowned Almontes' son lay dead.~
16    19|         either feat.~Nor failed renowned Marphisa's valiant heart,~
17    22|     wronged, nor John,~Nor less renowned is Hypermnestra's fame,~
18    22|        baron bold~Has after his renowned example done,~He straightway
19    23|         to-day;~God thitherward renowned Orlando guides;~Whose coming
20    25| LXXXVIII~And if he erst a name, renowned and clear,~Had laboured
21    26|       And he, that Tartar king, renowned for force,~With greater
22    27|    copious font,~Gradasso's, so renowned for trophies won,~The martial
23    27| possession of the field~No less renowned king Rodomont contended,~
24    27|         Spain~Came thither with renowned Troyano's heir;~Awed by
25    27|         sage and staid;~And let renowned Marphisa wend her way,~Nor
26    29|     points poetic lore!~And, as renowned should be thy story rare,~
27    30|         I cannot tell~How joyed renowned Rogero at the view,~And
28    31|         Although "Halt, halt," (renowned Rinaldo cried,)~"For this
29    31|         descried,~In warfare so renowned all countries through.~And
30    31|          now more near,~Beholds renowned Rinaldo, him she knows,~
31    32|         but offers him in vain,~Renowned Almontes' daughter, as a
32    33|          Polygnote,~Protogenes, renowned Apollodore,~Timanthes, and
33    34|  Eurystheus, in such chase~Ever renowned Alcides vext so sore,~In
34    35|      fierce Moor, in tourney so renowned,~This from the saddle lifts,
35    35|       cavalier;~More guesses in renowned Rinaldo meet;~Many would
36    36|         Whence Clermont, whence renowned Mongrana trace~Their noble
37    37|  Another Artemisia is the dame,~Renowned for love of her Mausolus,
38    38|       that Marphisa, so in arms renowned,~Who from Catay unto the
39    39|         so fair whilere,~And by renowned Orlando so adored,~Did but
40    40|        call,~They would from so renowned a comrade part,~Their scaling-ladders
41    40|        they cannot hinder, hear~Renowned Orlando and fair England'
42    43|       that Rogero, in such wise~Renowned in arms; whose valour is
43    46|        Venus, Mars, and Mercury renowned~For fluent speech, about