Book,  Verse

 1      I,    42|                  Complaint is silent. For this boon supreme~ ~
 2      I,   637|       heard re-echoing in the silent night:~ ~
 3     II,   416|     As by the Sabines bidden: silent both~ ~
 4     II,   789| raised, or yards were bent; a silent crew~ ~
 5    III,    91|      further conquest. Now in silent fear~ ~
 6    III,   812|          With parted lips and silent features asks~ ~
 7     IV,   478|                          Move silent on its path across the sea,~ ~
 8     IV,   818|         By stealth came Juba: silent was his march;~ ~
 9      V,    16|                 When all were silent, from his lofty seat~ ~
10      V,    36|                          Laws silent for a space, and forums
11      V,   131|                           Has silent stood, and kings forbade
12      V,   134|      heard no longer; and the silent fane~ ~
13      V,   153|    Long has Parnassus and its silent cleft~ ~
14      V,   287|                   Scarce ever silent; or replete with blood,~ ~
15      V,   297|                           Not silent anger as when one conspires,~ ~
16      V,   778|                               Silent as when he parted; for his
17     VI,   589|    must they listen? and have silent threats~ ~
18     VI,   832|                          Hold silent converse; warder of the
19     VI,   923| Called from the margin of the silent stream~ ~
20     VI,   976|       in mournful guise, with silent look~ ~
21    VII,    49|                            In silent sorrow, though the victor'
22    VII,   711|   Warring no more, I seek the silent shades,~ ~
23   VIII,   195|   well-skilled watcher of the silent skies:~ ~
24   VIII,   687|                         Stood silent, anxious, waiting for the
25     IX,   416|                         Flows silent near, in fable from a source~ ~
26     IX,   671|                            Be silent: at our birth and once for
27      X,   304|      they, Ganges through the silent depths~ ~