Canto

 1   Int|        Opposed to this prophecy is Atlantes, an African wizard who seeks
 2   Int|          Ruggiero is imprisoned in Atlantes' castle. However, Bradamante (
 3     3|       Rogero from the haunt~Of old Atlantes, learns how from the groom,~
 4     4|        CANTO 4~ ~ ARGUMENT~The old Atlantes suffers fatal wreck,~Foiled
 5     4|           infancy, Rogero styled,~(Atlantes I) was tutored by my care.~
 6     4|            with the chain he bore,~Atlantes walked, the damsel following
 7     4| castle-gate they wound:~ ~ XXXVIII~Atlantes from the threshold, graved
 8     4|      Rogero stopt.~ ~ XLV~This was Atlantes the enchanter's deed,~Whose
 9     7|            XLIII~She, not like old Atlantes, rendered blind~By the great
10     7|       descried,~She might the sage Atlantes' self appear;~Next hid,
11     7|           LVI~Him in the figure of Atlantes sage~She fronts, who bore
12     7|            the magic dame;~Nor old Atlantes' form was needed more,~The
13     7|           more credence to obtain,~Atlantes de Carena's form; but she,~
14     8|           it were~The buckler, old Atlantes' work, to bare.~ ~ XI~He
15    12|          away,~And comes where old Atlantes, by his sleight~Had raised
16    12|          spell,~Which the renowned Atlantes had composed,~That in this
17    12|             and vain~Alcina's art, Atlantes plots again.~ ~ XXII~Not
18    12|           die,~Brought here by old Atlantes' magic came:~While these
19    12|         with strange witcheries by Atlantes hoar.~ ~ XXVI~She enters,
20    12|            cheating both, descries~Atlantes old. The damsel doubts withal~
21    12|           her hand anew,~Which old Atlantes' every scheme o'erthrew.~ ~
22    12|          Nor might nor mean in old Atlantes lies~To stop the knights
23    13|            so large a band~The old Atlantes' magic walls enclose.~Her
24    13|            The frauds and magic of Atlantes hoar,~That wearing her fair
25    13|          his cheer~And every look, Atlantes thee shall meet,~And make
26    13|         Where stood the mansion of Atlantes old,~Nor would approach
27    14|         mountain-chain~(Nigh where Atlantes dwelt), to her he led,~Fair
28    20|         Was razed, the dwelling of Atlantes hoar,~And every one was
29    22|               CANTO 22~ ~ ARGUMENT~Atlantes' magic towers Astolpho wight~
30    22|        heavy marble weighs.~As old Atlantes sees the knight intend~To
31    22|            day~He had seen not, by Atlantes rendered blind.~Atlantes
32    22|           Atlantes rendered blind.~Atlantes had effected by his power,~
33    22|             I of the buckler speak Atlantes made,~Of whose rare virtues
34    22|            shield which heretofore~Atlantes used on Pyrenean height;~
35    24|          save~Within the palace of Atlantes' grave.~ ~ LV~If she had
36    27|            war had made,~When from Atlantes' palace fled the two)~Together
37    36|          kept.~ ~ LXIV~"Rogero, if Atlantes watched thee well,~While
38    36|      mother with his seed;~As thou Atlantes may'st have heard proclaim.~
39    38|       again bestride,~Rogero's and Atlantes' steed whilere.~By sainted
40    46|     Remembers how amid his progeny~Atlantes often praised this Hippolyte.~--