Book, Verse

 1    2, 299 |                  By her large buckler and protended spear.~
 2    2, 530 |                   His painted buckler, and his plumy crest.~
 3    2, 833 |     See! Pallas, of her snaky buckler proud,~
 4    7, 256 |           Was Picus plac’d, a buckler in his hand;~
 5    9, 987 |          Too late his blazing buckler they descry,~
 6   10, 466 |      with fate, thro’ Maeon’s buckler flew,~
 7   10, 827 |      thro’ the borders of his buckler drives;~
 8   10, 1114|    bull hides which round the buckler fold.~
 9   10, 1130|       d his thigh, and in his buckler hung.~
10   10, 1273| wrench the darts which in his buckler light,~
11   11, 15  |                    His brazen buckler on the left was seen;~
12   12, 714 |                   Beneath his buckler, shunn’d the threat’ning