Book, Verse

 1    2, Arg|      his mother Venus, he is prevail’d upon to leave the town,
 2    4, Arg|    lover. When nothing would prevail upon him, she contrives
 3    6, 548|     This fatal present shall prevail at least.”~
 4    7, 430|              If native pow’r prevail not, shall I doubt~
 5    7, 815|      found that Juno’s pow’r prevail’d,~
 6    9, 941|                              Prevail’d in fight, and had his
 7   10, 430| new-rais’d and raw, and soon prevail’d.~
 8   10, 735|  survive, will Troy the less prevail?~
 9   12, 280|       But, if my juster arms prevail in fight,~
10   12, 741|   Diores, and in equal fight prevail’d.~