Book,  Verse

 1      I,   469|                         From furthest pole, and leaves it at the
 2     II,    60|            60 Let loose from furthest North her fair-haired tribes:~ ~
 3    III,   266|      Refused the call, where furthest Ganges dares,~ ~
 4    III,   436|              But first, from furthest boundaries of his camp,~ ~
 5    III,   510|   Carries the warfare to the furthest west.~ ~ ~ ~
 6    III,   799|                         From furthest portion of the conquered
 7     IV,    82|                   And by the furthest belt 6 of heaven, they pause,~ ~
 8     IV,   461|                     Upon the furthest margin of the shore,~ ~
 9     IV,   757|                          And furthest regions, summons to his
10     IV,   761|     Gades, Atlas parts their furthest bounds;~ ~
11      V,    81|                          The furthest east, midway Parnassus rears~ ~
12      V,   191|     the priestess sought the furthest depths,~ ~
13     VI,   530|     530 Which penetrates the furthest depths of airs~ ~
14    VII,   429|  they take their stand. From furthest east~ ~
15    VII,   499| Beheld thine empire; and the furthest east~ ~
16    VII,   511|                           To furthest Earth beyond the Tigris'
17   VIII,   236|     ministers.~ ~ ~ ~ To the furthest lands~ ~
18   VIII,   929|    poor sepulchre? Where the furthest sand~ ~
19     IX,   268|    Cato hailed them from the furthest beach:~ ~
20     IX,   487|                         From furthest Gades, where with bending
21     IX,   506|                To bring from furthest limits of the world~ ~
22     IX,  1012|   knows thy secret seeks the furthest world.~ ~
23      X,    91|                           Of furthest Libya permitting thus~ ~
24      X,   328|     Nile its mystery, and to furthest earth~ ~
25      X,   553|     him, nor the realms from furthest Ind~ ~