Book, Verse

1    1, 39 |               Of partial Paris, and her form disdain’d;~
2    2, 817|    Not Helen’s face, nor Paris, was in fault;~
3    4, 314|       And now this other Paris, with his train~
4    5, 491|      The match of mighty Paris, hand to hand;~
5    7, 447|                 A second Paris, diff’ring but in name,~
6   10, 997| The queen produc’d young Paris to his sire:~
7   10, 998|                      But Paris in the Phrygian fields was