Book, Verse

1    2, 482 |                   And long to temper their dry chaps in blood—~
2    4, 628 |          Till my soft soul be temper’d to sustain~
3    7, 881 |         Old fauchions are new temper’d in the fires;~
4    8, 699 |                           The temper’d metals clash, and yield
5    8, 824 |                 One keen with temper’d steel, one stiff with
6    9, 413 |       his own trusty helm, of temper tried.~
7    9, 1011|                 Nor thy steel temper’d by the Lemnian god.”~
8   11, 714 |            And own’d his easy temper as his crime,~
9   12, 137 | sheath’d his limbs in arms; a temper’d mass~