Book, Verse

 1    6, 647 |                    The pride of armies, and the soldiers’ grace;~
 2    7, 890 |                 Their arms, and armies under their command;~
 3   10, 502 |                            Both armies thus perform what courage
 4   10, 609 |      the rude shock of war both armies came;~
 5   11, 405 |                             Our armies to revenge his injur’d bed,~
 6   11, 1170|                            Both armies on Camilla turn’d their
 7   11, 1309|                            Both armies now in open fields are seen;~
 8   11, 1317| Intrench’d before the town both armies lie,~
 9   12, 2   |                           Their armies broken, and their courage
10   12, 424 |                            Both armies urges to their mutual fate.~
11   12, 673 |                    And now both armies shock in open field;~
12   12, 1012|                            Both armies from their bloody work desist,~