Book,  Verse

 1      I,    15|     oceans might have been the prize~ ~
 2      I,    52|          Thou, Caesar, art her prize. When thou shalt choose,~ ~
 3      I,   102|    peace that ended ill, their prize the world!~ ~
 4      I,   109|     hamlet, not the world, was prize enough~ ~
 5      I,   344|    country's welcome, this her prize~ ~
 6      I,   385|    scarce attained. His latest prize~ ~
 7      I,   438|        refuse, though Rome the prize."~ ~ ~ ~
 8     II,   677|    powers, to fight for such a prize.~ ~
 9     II,   741|      at his feet, the greatest prize of all.~ ~
10    III,   339|      Ocean. Thus, to award the prize~ ~
11     IV,   647|      grant the brave alone the prize to die!~ ~ ~ ~
12      V,   139|                             As prize or punishment, untimely
13      V,   282|                  The hoped-for prize of this unholy war~ ~
14      V,   311|        these battles; such the prize. When fled~ ~
15      V,   382|                            The prize of war accomplished, who
16      V,   767|                   Ere his last prize was won. I ask no pomp~ ~
17     VI,   715|     struggle fought for such a prize~ ~
18    VII,   269|        nations be the victor's prize,~ ~
19    VII,   283|                          Whose prize the leadership of all the
20    VII,   302|                           Your prize for years of service in
21    VII,   708|                    Thy hateful prize, for doubtful are the fates;~ ~
22    VII,   859| triumphant: there doth lie the prize~ ~
23    VII,   873|                   To seize the prize for wickedness and war~ ~
24     IX,   182|                     So great a prize; to lay in earth the limbs~ ~
25     IX,   318|       a despot! Yet to men the prize~ ~
26     IX,   360|                      360 'Twas prize enough to conquer. Juba
27     IX,   558|        tempest rapt, to be the prize of Rome.~ ~ ~ ~
28     IX,  1269|                       The only prize that civil war affords~ ~
29     IX,  1311|       my labours with a worthy prize~ ~