Book,  Verse

 1      I,   345|                 For death and wounds and Roman blood outpoured?~ ~
 2     II,   353|          Receive in death the wounds of all the war!~ ~
 3    III,   362|                     Celestial wounds. Should all Olympus' hosts~ ~
 4    III,   742|          Nay, many from their wounds, frenzied for arms,~ ~
 5     IV,   604|     and through his captain's wounds~ ~
 6     IV,   620| valour show than in the fatal wounds~ ~
 7     IV,   876|      sword-thrusts slain: nor wounds alone,~ ~
 8     VI,   242|          And braves alone the wounds of all the war.~ ~
 9     VI,   248|    fount of blood. Unnumbered wounds~ ~
10     VI,   292|    blood out-pouring from his wounds,~ ~
11     VI,   790|     fervent, washing from his wounds the gore.~ ~
12     VI,   891|       Cherished the stiffened wounds and filled the veins,~ ~
13    VII,   698|      to perish. By a thousand wounds~ ~
14   VIII,   380|       380 Find we no cure for wounds? Does Fortune drive~ ~
15   VIII,   403|                               Wounds and disasters which are
16   VIII,   827|            Poured through its wounds, his headless carcase lies,~ ~
17   VIII,   845|     to the loved remains, the wounds~ ~
18     IX,    74|       flood of tears upon his wounds,~ ~
19     IX,   161|          Pierced through with wounds our noble father fell:~ ~
20     IX,   165|                Worse than the wounds which gaped upon his frame~ ~