Book, Verse
1 1, 7 | His banish’d gods restor’d to rites divine,~
2 1, 90 | this, the Father of the Gods~
3 1, 104 | And for their vanquish’d gods design new temples there~
4 1, 117 | I sit with gods at their celestial feast;~
5 1, 314 | O King of Gods and Men! whose awful hand~
6 1, 491 | widow, with her household gods,~
7 1, 523 | My household gods, companions of my woes,~
8 1, 538 | Have courage: to the gods permit the rest,~
9 1, 735 | indulg’d by favor of the gods~
10 1, 766 | The gods are just, and will revenge
11 1, 848 | The gods, if gods to goodness are
12 1, 848 | The gods, if gods to goodness are inclin’d;~
13 1, 850 | And, more than all the gods, your gen’rous heart,~
14 1, 985 | censers, and with fumes the gods adore:~
15 2, Arg | and settle his household gods in another country. In order
16 2, 151 | And, had the gods permitted, they had gone;~
17 2, 160 | He from the gods this dreadful answer brought:~
18 2, 178 | destin’d by the wrathful gods to die.~
19 2, 194 | there be faith below, or gods above,~
20 2, 251 | For so religion and the gods ordain,~
21 2, 254 | Which omen, O ye gods, on Graecia turn!)~
22 2, 336 | favor’d by the partial gods,~
23 2, 390 | And gives her gods companions of thy fate:~
24 2, 394 | venerable statues of the gods,~
25 2, 471 | The passive gods behold the Greeks defile~
26 2, 703 | The household gods, and shade the holy ground.~
27 2, 729 | The gods,’ said he, ’requite thy
28 2, 731 | If there be gods in heav’n, and gods be just—~
29 2, 731 | there be gods in heav’n, and gods be just—~
30 2, 736 | us’d my wretched age: the gods he fear’d,~
31 2, 782 | Ev’n by those gods who refug’d her abhorr’d.~
32 2, 804 | in her charms, as when on gods above~
33 2, 818 | But by the gods was this destruction brought.~
34 2, 843 | the dire forms of hostile gods appear.~
35 2, 877 | Loath’d by the gods, have dragg’d a ling’ring
36 2, 893 | Fortune please, and so the gods ordain,~
37 2, 949 | The gods’ protection, and their star
38 2, 952 | Keep, O my country gods, our dwelling place,~
39 2, 974 | Our country gods, the relics, and the bands,~
40 2, 1011| Whom did I not, of gods or men, accuse!~
41 2, 1017| sire, my son, my country gods I left.~
42 2, 1040| The tables of the gods, the purple vests,~
43 2, 1055| bear no more than what the gods ordain.~
44 2, 1072| farewell! The parent of the gods~
45 3, Arg | the oracle what place the gods had appointed for his habitation.
46 3, Arg | in Crete; his household gods give him the true sense
47 3, 10 | What place the gods for our repose assign’d.~
48 3, 17 | son, our less and greater gods,~
49 3, 26 | Their gods, and draw a line along the
50 3, 152 | Cybele, the mother of the gods,~
51 3, 161 | On smoking altars, to the gods he paid:~
52 3, 203 | The statues of my gods (for such they seem’d),~
53 3, 204 | Those gods whom I from flaming Troy
54 3, 237 | Thus to the gods their perfect honors done,~
55 3, 248 | That Phrygian gods to Latium should be brought,~
56 3, 289 | Then call the gods for partners of our feast,~
57 3, 341 | And whether gods or birds obscene they were,~
58 3, 345 | Ador’d the greater gods: ’Avert,’ said he,~
59 3, 436 | What gods have sent you, or what storms
60 3, 469 | only dire Celaeno, from the gods,~
61 3, 474 | The greater gods; their pardon then implores;~
62 3, 518 | priests with holy vows the gods adore,~
63 3, 610 | Old happy man, the care of gods above,~
64 3, 619 | son, and favor’d by the gods:~
65 3, 641 | To you a quiet seat the gods allow:~
66 3, 649 | If e’er the gods, whom I with vows adore,~
67 3, 690 | Ye gods, presiding over lands and
68 3, 815 | Ye gods, remove this plague from
69 4, 16 | A man descended from the gods declare.~
70 4, 85 | priests with pray’r the gods invoke,~
71 4, 136 | Two gods a silly woman have undone!~
72 4, 257 | Inrag’d against the gods, revengeful Earth~
73 4, 285 | Whom did he not of men and gods accuse?~
74 4, 510 | n now the herald of the gods appear’d:~
75 4, 516 | queen, oppose not what the gods command;~
76 4, 532 | The gods, and Jove himself, behold
77 4, 604 | Invoke the sea gods, and invite the wind.~
78 4, 710 | Witness, ye gods, and thou my better part,~
79 4, 859 | Preserv’d his gods, and to the Phrygian shore~
80 4, 875 | Furies, fiends, and violated gods,~
81 4, 965 | blazing temples of their gods.~
82 4, 1007| off’ring to th’ infernal gods I bear.”~
83 5, 77 | yearly games may spread the gods’ renown.~
84 5, 81 | His gods and ours shall share your
85 5, 108 | The gods permitted not, that you,
86 5, 223 | Gyas blasphem’d the gods, devoutly swore,~
87 5, 255 | those enjoy it whom the gods ordain.~
88 5, 305 | Gods of the liquid realms, on
89 5, 619 | fury seiz’d my friend? The gods,” said he,~
90 5, 702 | The gods,” said he, “this miracle
91 5, 802 | Implore the gods for peace, and places of
92 5, 823 | O country lost, and gods redeem’d in vain,~
93 5, 904 | If gods are gods, and not invok’
94 5, 904 | If gods are gods, and not invok’d in vain;~
95 5, 965 | you know what realms the gods assign,~
96 5, 974 | His country gods and Vesta then adores~
97 5, 977 | Reveal’d his vision, and the gods’ intent,~
98 5, 1059| force unequal, and unequal gods;~
99 5, 1076| Trains of inferior gods his triumph grace,~
100 5, 1080| To right and left; the gods his better side~
101 6, 104 | To fix my wand’ring gods, and find a place~
102 6, 107 | To the twin gods, with vows and solemn pray’
103 6, 252 | He now provokes the sea gods from the shore;~
104 6, 375 | Ye gods who rule the regions of
105 6, 441 | Anchises, offspring of the gods,”~
106 6, 475 | Nor envious gods have sent me to the deep:~
107 6, 509 | the Furies and infernal gods,~
108 6, 512 | Fate, and the dooming gods, are deaf to tears.~
109 6, 534 | And from th’ immortal gods their lineage came.~
110 6, 623 | Commanded by the gods, and forc’d by fate—~
111 6, 624 | Those gods, that fate, whose unresisted
112 6, 762 | tortures of th’ avenging gods.~
113 6, 782 | The rivals of the gods, the Titan race,~
114 6, 931 | Welcome,” he said, “the gods’ undoubted race!~
115 6, 1067| High as the Mother of the Gods in place,~
116 6, 1071| A hundred gods her sweeping train supply;~
117 6, 1204| The gods too high had rais’d the
118 7, 108 | Before the gods, and stood beside her sire,~
119 7, 133 | Here, for the gods’ advice, Latinus flies,~
120 7, 141 | Our fair Lavinia, nor the gods provoke.~
121 7, 164 | all hail, my household gods!~
122 7, 316 | receive and serve our banish’d gods.~
123 7, 327 | Fate and the gods, by their supreme command,~
124 7, 620 | Go; be the temple and the gods your care;~
125 7, 656 | The gods invok’d, the Rutuli prepare~
126 7, 697 | familiar hearth and household gods.~
127 7, 772 | For not the gods, nor angry Jove, will bear~
128 7, 792 | Implore the gods, and to their king complain.~
129 7, 817 | He calls the gods to witness their offense,~
130 8, 18 | With banish’d gods, and with a baffled host,~
131 8, 20 | claim’d a title from the gods and fate;~
132 8, 53 | hast borne thy banish’d gods,~
133 8, 88 | earth, esteem’d among the gods.~
134 8, 326 | The gods with hate beheld the nether
135 8, 368 | The rest invoke the gods, with sprinkled wine.~
136 8, 634 | blood, those murthers, O ye gods, replace~
137 8, 653 | hoist their anchors, but the gods deny.~
138 8, 721 | cheerful to his household gods retires;~
139 8, 754 | Ye gods, and mighty Jove, in pity
140 8, 900 | leads the Romans and their gods to fight:~
141 8, 904 | And, with propitious gods, his foes assails:~
142 8, 925 | Her country gods, the monsters of the sky,~
143 8, 949 | The victor to the gods his thanks express’d,~
144 9, 7 | What none of all the gods could grant thy vows,~
145 9, 127 | the great Mother of the Gods was free~
146 9, 235 | Then Nisus thus: “Or do the gods inspire~
147 9, 236 | This warmth, or make we gods of our desire?~
148 9, 268 | So may the gods, who view this friendly
149 9, 326 | Our country gods, in whom our trust we place,~
150 9, 336 | The gods and your own conscious worth
151 9, 341 | country, by my household gods,~
152 9, 816 | What gods, what madness, hether steer’
153 9, 878 | Offspring of gods thyself; and Rome shall
154 9, 1061| Your gods, your country, and your
155 10, Arg | calling a council of the gods, forbids them to engage
156 10, 2 | The gods to council in the common
157 10, 7 | almighty sire began: “Ye gods,~
158 10, 48 | But, if the gods their sure success foretell;~
159 10, 85 | Arm’d with his gods, and loaded with his sire;~
160 10, 100 | fate, you boast, and by the gods’ decree,~
161 10, 659 | So many sons of gods, in bloody fight,~
162 10, 854 | Meantime the King of Gods and Mortal Man~
163 10, 1075| The gods from heav’n survey the fatal
164 10, 1096| Those only gods Mezentius will invoke.)~
165 10, 1261| fate I fear, but all the gods defy.~
166 11, 254 | Yet, since the gods had destin’d him to die,~
167 11, 359 | The gods, he saw, espous’d the juster
168 11, 417 | The gods have envied me the sweets
169 11, 448 | In pious reverence to the gods excell’d.~
170 11, 462 | The king invok’d the gods, and thus begun:~
171 11, 532 | The man who menaces the gods with arms,~
172 11, 882 | Where, with the gods, averse, the Latins fight.~
173 11, 1154| the ruling pow’r among the gods,~
174 12, 44 | The gods, by signs, have manifestly
175 12, 181 | religious rites, their common gods they place.~
176 12, 230 | And goes, with gods averse, o’ermatch’d in might,~
177 12, 265 | thus with pious pray’rs the gods ador’d:~
178 12, 273 | rs of ocean, all ethereal gods,~
179 12, 285 | but altars for my weary gods.~
180 12, 357 | Succeeding to the gods, from whence he came:~
181 12, 394 | Ye gods, I take your omen, and obey.~
182 12, 432 | And bears his unregarded gods away.~
183 12, 447 | The gods have found a fitter sacrifice.”~
184 12, 478 | hand alone shall right the gods and you:~
185 12, 792 | Nor to Cupentus could his gods afford~
186 12, 851 | Attests the gods, asserts his innocence,~
187 12, 879 | She raves against the gods; she beats her breast;~
188 12, 940 | death so hard to bear? Ye gods below,~
189 12, 1007| fight is mine; and me the gods require.~
190 12, 1125| Then Turnus to the gods, and first to Faunus pray’
191 12, 1186| most religious oath the gods can take,)~
192 12, 1217| Equal to gods, excelling all below.~
193 12, 1350| Use what the gods and thy good fortune give.~
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