Book, Verse

 1    2, 27  |    of Troy lies Tenedos, an isle~
 2    3, 141 |                The fruitful isle of Crete, well known to
 3    3, 173 |                   Of Paros’ isle, with marble quarries white.~
 4    3, 760 |         He shakes the solid isle, and smoke the heavens hides.~
 5    3, 909 |               There lies an isle once call’d th’ Ortygian
 6    5, 62  |            Since first this isle my father’s ashes held:~
 7    5, 524 |    and fame that fill’d our isle?”~
 8    7, 23  |                Fill the sad isle with horror and affright.~
 9    7, 1017|              But that short isle th’ ambitious youth disdain’
10    8, 551 | Sacred to Vulcan’s name, an isle there lay,~
11   10, 254 |                          An isle renown’d for steel, and