Book, Verse

 1    2, 827 |  Amid that smother Neptune holds his place,~
 2    4, 82  |                        And holds the golden goblet in her
 3    4, 480 |    d the queen. Unmov’d he holds his eyes,~
 4    4, 750 |                        She holds, and next the highest altar
 5    5, 303 | When to the seas Cloanthus holds his hands,~
 6    5, 654 |                   A helmet holds their names; the lots are
 7    6, 1030|                        And holds the nearest station to the
 8   10, 311 |         Himself the rudder holds, the sails supplies.~
 9   10, 811 |    white steeds; but Liger holds the reins,~
10   12, 1094|                 And now he holds, or thinks he holds, his
11   12, 1094| now he holds, or thinks he holds, his prey:~