Book, Verse

1    1, 466 |                  A people rude in peace, and rough in war.~
2    3, 273 |                  From the rude strokes the whirling waters
3    6, 437 |  d of his guide, what the rude concourse meant;~
4    7, 724 | The clowns, a boist’rous, rude, ungovern’d crew,~
5    7, 1028|                       The rude Equicolae his rule obey’
6    8, 460 |                 Among the rude) ev’n then possess’d the
7   10, 609 |                    To the rude shock of war both armies