Book,  Verse

 1      I,   314|       war: we driven from our homes;~ ~
 2      I,   392|                  What cottage homes their joys, what fields
 3      I,   512|           Seek not the dismal homes of Erebus~ ~
 4      I,   539|           Snatched from their homes between the Rhine and Alps,~ ~
 5      I,   628|   near the walls desert their homes,~ ~
 6     II,   498|                    Nor vacant homes had pleased him 19; so his
 7     II,   647|       leave their hearths and homes?~ ~
 8    III,   395|    and blazing torch upon our homes --~ ~
 9    III,   573|      fell upon their mountain homes,~ ~
10     IV,   110|         110 Beasts with their homes sweep downwards; and the
11     IV,   433|       no more, seek out their homes.~ ~
12      V,    35| sorrowing houses and deserted homes,~ ~
13      V,   121|      When men have left their homes~ ~
14      V,   313|                          What homes or temples did we spoil?
15     VI,    34|                           And homes and temples tremble at the
16     VI,   611|      that she knew the secret homes of Styx~ ~
17    VII,    65|       eager for their distant homes,~ ~
18    VII,   301|                          Your homes and kindred, and the peaceful
19    VII,   834|     forth her citizens, their homes and fanes~ ~
20    VII,   973|                         Their homes deserted: all the air was
21   VIII,   130|      stay; thus honouring the homes~ ~
22   VIII,   171|      kin for exile, and their homes.~ ~
23   VIII,   288|     the husbandman, and empty homes~ ~
24     IX,   277|     perished. Let us seek our homes~ ~
25     IX,  1173|                     Lavinia's homes inhabit, and Alba's height:~ ~
26      X,    55|   southern breeze, beyond the homes~ ~
27      X,    72|                   And Ilium's homes, so Cleopatra roused~ ~
28      X,   607|      tongues the neighbouring homes,~ ~