Swords and steeds; Miniver and Medici; Cursed and commonplace.
Explanation:
An alliteration is a literary device in which consonant of two or more words in the same line repeats. Common occurrence of an alliteration can be found in 'Tongue Twisters.'
For example, I saw Susie sitting at the seashore selling seashell. (There's a repetition of the consonant 's' in the line).
In the poem "Miniver Cheevy" written by Edwin Arlington Robinson, there are many examples of alliteration. Some are stated in the question, other examples are: