Book, Verse
1 1, 82 | This way and that th’ impatient captives
2 1, 87 | world before them in their way;~
3 1, 170 | vessel to the storm gave way,~
4 1, 493 | support her in so long a way,~
5 1, 502 | winds; a woman leads the way.~
6 1, 528 | my mother goddess led my way.~
7 1, 573 | tell the causes of their way.~
8 1, 717 | Another way by chance AEneas bends~
9 1, 814 | found it, and thus urg’d his way:~
10 1, 822 | spoken, when the cloud gave way,~
11 2, 280 | fled amaz’d; their destin’d way they take,~
12 2, 297 | tow’r of Pallas make their way:~
13 2, 522 | since Fortune shows the way,~
14 2, 621 | the king’s closet led: a way well known~
15 2, 774 | Thus, wand’ring in my way, without a guide,~
16 2, 896 | The way to death is wide, th’ approaches
17 2, 916 | but sad Creusa stopp’d my way,~
18 2, 951 | follow where Heav’n shews the way.~
19 2, 987 | ry dark and ev’ry devious way.~
20 3, Arg | and makes the best of his way for Italy. He is cast on
21 3, 171 | d for vintage, make our way;~
22 3, 250 | where Phoebus leads the way.’~
23 3, 350 | sails pursue the wat’ry way.~
24 3, 361 | guide and patron of our way.~
25 3, 508 | will assist, and Fate the way will find.~
26 3, 525 | proud Pelorus opes a wider way,~
27 3, 714 | may succeed to war.’ Our way we bend~
28 3, 717 | was the landmark of our way.~
29 3, 904 | mouth we pass, and make our way~
30 4, 68 | Continue still your hospitable way,~
31 4, 228 | nobler beast to cross his way,~
32 4, 411 | This way and that he turns his anxious
33 4, 640 | This way and that the mountain oak
34 4, 831 | Lead thou the way; protect thy Trojan bands,~
35 5, 1 | the Trojan cuts his wat’ry way,~
36 5, 30 | the tempest force their way.~
37 5, 274 | oars, and cut their liquid way~
38 5, 283 | that force assists his way.~
39 5, 373 | From thence his way the Trojan hero bent~
40 5, 430 | victor had not mark’d his way;~
41 5, 667 | whizzing, cut the liquid way.~
42 5, 693 | mount, and mark the shiny way;~
43 5, 774 | d, and still a diff’rent way.~
44 5, 789 | the winds to wing her airy way,~
45 5, 853 | land, but fear the fatal way.~
46 5, 865 | And seizes, in his way, the banks and crackling
47 5, 891 | Work on their way amid the smold’ring tow,~
48 5, 964 | offer’d victims free the way.~
49 5, 1055| Xanthus, doubtful of his way,~
50 5, 1057| tumbling in, and chok’d his way;)~
51 5, 1078| Tritons crowd the wat’ry way.~
52 5, 1094| alone he takes his fatal way.~
53 6, 193 | descent, and easy is the way:~
54 6, 232 | securely take the destin’d way,~
55 6, 337 | nether world his destin’d way.~
56 6, 370 | Now, Trojan, take the way thy fates afford;~
57 6, 410 | Acheron they take their way,~
58 6, 501 | Or, if a nearer way your mother shows,~
59 6, 575 | and took th’ irremeable way.~
60 6, 643 | Then took the forward way, by fate ordain’d,~
61 6, 710 | basely born, first led the way.~
62 6, 717 | other chance conducts your way,~
63 6, 726 | in different paths, the way divides;~
64 6, 751 | souls that pass the downward way.~
65 6, 859 | Before our farther way the Fates allow,~
66 6, 867 | perform’d, they took their way~
67 6, 909 | Anchises, and where lies our way~
68 6, 935 | the perils of so hard a way.~
69 6, 1084| year, without the starry way,~
70 6, 1175| war by thy own majestic way;~
71 6, 1243| the ships AEneas took his way,~
72 7, 39 | with struggling, urge their way.~
73 7, 44 | sand along, he took his way,~
74 7, 198 | sev’ral parts divide their way,~
75 7, 215 | train, proceeding on their way,~
76 7, 277 | and disabled in so long a way?~
77 7, 292 | winds to Latium forc’d our way,~
78 7, 409 | and seas they forc’d their way.~
79 7, 423 | And Jove himself gave way to Cynthia’s wrath,~
80 7, 646 | brims they force their fiery way;~
81 7, 703 | woody covert, urg’d their way.~
82 7, 936 | the rattling woods give way;~
83 7, 986 | where yellow Tiber takes his way,~
84 8, 30 | This way and that he turns his anxious
85 8, 118 | Tiber smooth’d his wat’ry way:~
86 8, 148 | seiz’d, and singly took his way;~
87 8, 212 | Arcadian kingdom took his way.~
88 8, 316 | Gave way; heav’n echo’d at the rattling
89 8, 341 | thro’ fumes, and gropes his way,~
90 8, 411 | talk beguil’d the tedious way.~
91 8, 676 | smiling Fortune shew the way,~
92 8, 787 | plains pursue the ready way.~
93 9, 24 | war the god that leads the way.”~
94 9, 70 | impotent of anger, finds no way~
95 9, 118 | divine, and plow the wat’ry way,~
96 9, 252 | A way that safely will my passage
97 9, 317 | Which will our way to great AEneas guide.~
98 9, 321 | can we be mistaken in the way;~
99 9, 420 | pass’d; then took their way~
100 9, 431 | There lies our way; be thou upon the guard,~
101 9, 434 | then striding took his way,~
102 9, 500 | camp, and take the ready way.~
103 9, 516 | smoking steeds to cross their way,~
104 9, 522 | misled the younger from his way.~
105 9, 531 | Or what way take?” Again he ventures
106 9, 561 | temples, Tagus, forc’d the way,~
107 9, 685 | their shatter’d shields give way,~
108 9, 739 | nor hopes to force his way.~
109 9, 754 | almost reach’d him in the way,~
110 9, 764 | she soars, and wings her way.~
111 9, 867 | both his temples forc’d the way:~
112 9, 880 | This is the way to heav’n: the pow’rs divine~
113 9, 1092| His golden helm gives way, with stony blows~
114 10, 171 | The Fates will find their way.” The Thund’rer said,~
115 10, 239 | stars, and of their wat’ry way;~
116 10, 339 | To cut their way the Daunian chief designs,~
117 10, 349 | For well she knew the way. Impell’d behind,~
118 10, 422 | the loosen’d sides give way,~
119 10, 460 | The spears that knew the way to victory—~
120 10, 514 | Which way, companions? whether would
121 10, 520 | your hands must hew your way~
122 10, 523 | There lies our way, and that our passage home.~
123 10, 716 | thro’ adverse foes an ample way,~
124 10, 932 | back with speed her former way.~
125 10, 1112| The shield gave way; thro’ treble plates it
126 10, 1158| corslet forc’d th’ impetuous way,~
127 10, 1278| Made way, and stood transfix’d thro’
128 11, 43 | while he spoke, he took his way,~
129 11, 177 | This is the way (so tell him) to possess~
130 11, 255 | At least he led the way to victory:~
131 11, 526 | apart, tho’ death is in my way)~
132 11, 615 | their slaughter, freed my way.~
133 11, 782 | an ambush in the winding way.~
134 11, 803 | Turnus took the well-known way,~
135 11, 933 | a swing, they take their way,~
136 11, 967 | her ax’s edge she hews her way:~
137 11, 1031| falls, the riven steel gives way:~
138 11, 1108| hisses thro’ the liquid way;~
139 11, 1123| This way and that his winding course
140 11, 1129| and trembles, trying ev’ry way,~
141 11, 1306| Unknowingly secure, their way they take;~
142 12, 387 | of his burthen, wings his way.~
143 12, 395 | and charge! I lead the way.~
144 12, 573 | steel remains. No readier way he found~
145 12, 590 | This way and that, soliciting the
146 12, 982 | The way which Heav’n and my hard
147 12, 988 | scatter’d foes he freed his way.~
148 12, 1093| beamy head he makes his way,~
149 12, 1307| His way, or what unwieldly weight
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