Canto

 1   Int|        shall wed and found the famous Este line, who shall rise
 2     3|       hears from her of many a famous plant~And warrior, who shall
 3     4|      Through this roves many a famous cavalier,~Renowned for feat
 4     7|        the board,~Or what more famous and more costly, where~Cleopatra
 5    10|       sorrow faithful found, a famous crew,~To Olympia I would
 6    14|     warrior wight;~The son the famous Mandricardo hight.~ ~ XXXI~
 7    18|    saddle Sansonnet o'erthrew,~Famous for price and prowess, many
 8    18|       will prove;~As well such famous death I cover, I:~What other
 9    20|       run.~Corinna and Sappho, famous for their lore,~Shine two
10    22|        a golden chain~Rogero's famous courser, him I say~Given
11    23|      with desire~To avenge the famous Agrican, my sire.~ ~  LXXX~"
12    26|    scathe and woe,~By him that famous castle shall be quelled,~
13    26|    Frontino now assails;~-- So famous, that no other cavalier~
14    27|       complain,~And call those famous cavaliers too slow:~When
15    27|    agnised it for the blade~So famous, which Anglantes' warrior
16    27|        My vengeance, when such famous knights contend,~For three
17    30|     And Aquilant, and Gryphon, famous peer;~With hundreds -- yea
18    30|  forego~His every title to the famous sword,~The blazoned buckler,
19    30|        serve him, reached that famous fortilage.~ ~ XCI~Hither
20    31|      Rinaldo, famed above each famous knight,~Whom he had burned
21    31|     fly;~And, better than some famous cavaliers,~Many amid that
22    32|     were false and feigned,~If famous Merlin's counsel was untrue,~
23    32|      fought nigh Paris was the famous fight.~The damsel prest
24    32|     France, in royal Charles's famous court,~The damsel hopes
25    32|       who well had weighed her famous feats,~The damsel with surpassing
26    33|       er Africa, to stray;~The famous Balearic isles descried,~
27    34|      my sire; and, through~His famous feats, that Thracian cavalier~
28    35|     seat,~Name many a warrior, famous in career,~That often make
29    36|       are we the seed,~Through famous Hector's line," (Rogero
30    38|        is the monarch with his famous peers,~And with him wends,
31    39| intrepid breast,~And those two famous sons of Olivier.~I will
32    41|        tide leaves.~ ~ III~The famous lineage, for so many years~
33    43|      cavalier~For that Rogero, famous far and wide,~Whose courtesy,
34    46|      it little; so~Perfect was famous Hector's iron gear,~Hardened