Book,  Verse

 1     II,   759|         Enchained to form a rampart. Thus of old~ ~
 2    III,   438|                   To draw a rampart, upon either hand~ ~
 3    III,   537|    into space; but from the rampart top~ ~
 4    III,   550|                     550 The rampart soon shall topple. But by
 5     IV,     6|    ruled alternate, and the rampart guard~ ~
 6     IV,   197|                 The hostile rampart; every hand outstretched 10~ ~
 7     IV,   466|                Within their rampart lines. But when they knew~ ~
 8     IV,   746|         Of that most famous rampart 20 whence at length~ ~
 9      V,   281|    in his tents, within the rampart lines,~ ~
10     VI,    14|                         The rampart of their camp. Then marching
11     VI,    36| Caesar hastes, with distant rampart lines~ ~
12     VI,   166|             Stride o'er the rampart, in their front the world.~ ~ ~ ~
13     VI,   324|        And coming found the rampart overthrown,~ ~
14    VII,   385|   not our camp, but lay the rampart low~ ~
15    VII,   872|                        What rampart had restrained them as they
16   VIII,   431|               Dash down the rampart; and whate'er avails~ ~