Book,  Verse

 1      I,    70|  nations reign, and shut the gates~ ~
 2      I,   182|                Through Roman gates the booty of a world,~ ~
 3      I,   286|                          The gates of Latium. Brennus sacked
 4      I,   547|   peril, through the choking gates,~ ~
 5      I,   559|         They passed the city gates and fled to war.~ ~
 6     II,   187|     else unpublished. Not on gates~ ~
 7     II,   500|    to the past; to force the gates~ ~
 8     II,   526|                          The gates of Auximon; and Spinther
 9     II,   568| neath the ramparts; when the gates fly back,~ ~
10     II,   800|            800 Then were the gates thrown wide; for with the
11     II,   815|                    The rocky gates closed in and hardly gripped~ ~
12    III,   129|   for the laws; for when the gates~ ~
13    III,   176|                   And as the gates rolled backward, echoed
14    III,   380|            380 Back from our gates, but enter thou in peace~ ~
15    III,   394|     thy mind -- to force the gates, and hurl~ ~
16    III,   419|                        Their gates admit me! Not content, forsooth,~ ~
17      V,   849|   enough! With Caesar at our gates~ ~
18     VI,   711|  hell itself. Fling back the gates~ ~
19    VII,   482|   citizens, draws within her gates~ ~
20    VII,   833|     victor, from her teeming gates~ ~
21   VIII,   253|                  The Caspian gates, and on th' Alaunian tribes 6~ ~
22   VIII,   331|   from us Euphrates, and the gates~ ~
23   VIII,   407|   the world to summon to her gates~ ~
24      X,    67| Within the Macedonian palace gates,~ ~
25      X,   141|   neath the foot; the mighty gates~ ~
26      X,   376|        Then by our kingdom's gates, where Philae parts~ ~
27      X,   532|    ignoble hiding place, the gates~ ~