Book,  Verse

 1      I,    29|         Has slipped and lies at length; within the home~ ~
 2     II,   231|                              At length the Tuscan flood received
 3     II,   242|                              At length he struggled to his goal
 4    III,   527|                              At length by winds dislodged, in all
 5    III,   552|                     The roof at length gave way; and worn with
 6     IV,   340|      within the cavern. Worn at length~ ~
 7     IV,   677|      ships, until he scorned at length~ ~
 8     IV,   746|     famous rampart 20 whence at length~ ~
 9     IV,   765|       equal, till they reach at length~ ~
10      V,   191|                              At length the priestess sought the
11      V,   227|       spacious vault a voice at length~ ~
12      V,   363|         Stay thou thy crimes at length;~ ~
13      V,   710|        the King of Heaven, when length of years~ ~
14     VI,   753|     rising fought once more. At length the witch~ ~
15    VII,   281|       from his due! But when at length he knew~ ~
16    VII,   990|                  990 By sun and length of days, and rain from heaven,~ ~
17    VII,   991|                              At length was mingled with Emathia'
18    VII,   994|      laid such carnage? By what length of years~ ~
19   VIII,    32|  crushed his pondering soul. So length of days~ ~
20   VIII,   300|                          300 At length Pompeius thus resolved his
21   VIII,   522|       Pompeius sailing, left at length astern~ ~
22   VIII,   981|      victor's vengeance, now at length receive~ ~
23     IX,   379|    Phoebus' beams, which in the length of time~ ~
24     IX,   407|       devious channels, safe at length~ ~
25     IX,   564|              Buried in sand. At length they struggling rose~ ~
26     IX,  1044| powerless.~ ~ ~ ~ Hardly aid at length~ ~
27     IX,  1101|   conquer.~ ~ ~ ~ Aided thus at length~ ~
28      X,   211|         the gods, as proves thy length of days,~ ~