Book, Verse
1 1, 105 | Raise all thy winds; with night involve the skies;~
2 1, 129 | Ascend; and sable night involves the skies;~
3 1, 420 | Meantime, in shades of night AEneas lies:~
4 1, 486 | At length, in dead of night, the ghost appears~
5 1, 935 | These thoughts by night her golden slumbers broke,~
6 1, 959 | But only for a night’s revolving space:~
7 1, 1049| with talk prolong’d the night,~
8 2, 11 | latter watch of wasting night,~
9 2, 16 | What in our last and fatal night befell.~
10 2, 185 | Hid in a weedy lake all night I lay,~
11 2, 329 | shaded ocean rush’d the night;~
12 2, 334 | under covert of the silent night,~
13 2, 350 | T was in the dead of night, when sleep repairs~
14 2, 382 | and horrors of this fatal night.~
15 2, 480 | fields, nor fear the stormy night—~
16 2, 487 | Night was our friend; our leader
17 2, 488 | tell the slaughter of that night?~
18 2, 496 | courage from despair and night:~
19 2, 841 | clouds and gloomy shades of night.~
20 2, 912 | wanting to conclude the night.’~
21 2, 1001| the shelter of the gloomy night,~
22 2, 1022| my former tracks; thro’ night explore~
23 2, 1025| ev’n the silence of the night.~
24 2, 1047| sudden thro’ the shades of night appears—~
25 2, 1081| Thus having pass’d the night in fruitless pain,~
26 3, 201 | T was night, when ev’ry creature, void
27 3, 230 | dreams, but visions of the night;~
28 3, 257 | And night with sable clouds involves
29 3, 265 | Betwixt the night and day; such darkness reign’
30 3, 663 | were hid in dusky shades of night:~
31 3, 668 | The night, proceeding on with silent
32 3, 761 | woods we pass the tedious night,~
33 3, 850 | deserted caverns lodge by night;~
34 4, 12 | soul! what visions of the night~
35 4, 36 | d with ghosts in endless night to lie,~
36 4, 107 | declines, and feasts renew the night,~
37 4, 173 | and all involv’d in gloomy night;~
38 4, 504 | As often as the night obscures the skies~
39 4, 674 | disturbs the silence of the night.~
40 4, 739 | Night, Erebus, and Chaos she proclaims,~
41 4, 744 | sickles reap’d at noon of night;~
42 4, 757 | T was dead of night, when weary bodies close~
43 4, 801 | in sleep he pass’d the night;~
44 4, 816 | Prevent her rage, while night obscures the skies,~
45 4, 821 | air unseen, and mix’d with night.~
46 4, 992 | lids at last in endless night.~
47 5, 17 | Then night and horror ocean’s face
48 5, 28 | And what collected night involves the skies!~
49 5, 944 | T was dead of night; when to his slumb’ring
50 5, 967 | farewell! I vanish with the night,~
51 5, 1089| The steeds of Night had travel’d half the sky,~
52 6, 170 | breath’d his last, in dead of night~
53 6, 192 | The gates of hell are open night and day;~
54 6, 199 | forests and impenetrable night~
55 6, 208 | thick woods and gloomy night~
56 6, 356 | blood: a lamb to Hell and Night~
57 6, 375 | rule the regions of the night,~
58 6, 380 | wander travelers in woods by night,~
59 6, 495 | have lost for this eternal night!~
60 6, 529 | Know this, the realm of night—the Stygian shore:~
61 6, 614 | he who sees, thro’ dusky night,~
62 6, 626 | the vast empire of eternal night.~
63 6, 638 | forest and the shades of night;~
64 6, 675 | that in our last and fatal night~
65 6, 692 | The night that was by Heav’n decreed
66 6, 725 | Night rushes down, and headlong
67 6, 730 | The seat of night profound, and punish’d fiends.”~
68 6, 750 | in her sanguine gown, by night and day,~
69 6, 1136| leave the shady realms of night,~
70 6, 1199| And night, with sable shades, involves
71 7, 9 | a gentle breeze arose by night,~
72 7, 16 | the loom, she spends the night,~
73 7, 22 | caverns, at the close of night,~
74 7, 30 | steer’d their course by night~
75 7, 147 | These answers, in the silent night receiv’d,~
76 7, 188 | And Night, and all the stars that
77 7, 460 | virgin daughter of eternal Night,~
78 7, 478 | wicker wings, sublime thro’ night,~
79 7, 579 | Betwixt the confines of the night and day,~
80 7, 685 | grazing all the day, at night he came~
81 7, 771 | But thou with speed to night and hell repair;~
82 8, 34 | the sun by day, or moon by night,~
83 8, 40 | T was night; and weary nature lull’d
84 8, 117 | The foll’wing night, and the succeeding day,~
85 8, 127 | One summer’s night and one whole day they pass~
86 8, 309 | ravens, all ill omens of the night,~
87 8, 327 | ghosts repine at violated night,~
88 8, 337 | each repeated blast, the night,~
89 8, 484 | Now Night had shed her silver dews
90 8, 539 | Now when the Night her middle race had rode,~
91 8, 546 | their daily labor add the night:~
92 8, 559 | the Father of the Fire, by night,~
93 8, 646 | crowd, and, favor’d by the night,~
94 8, 874 | Obscure in night, ascend, and seize the walls.~
95 9, 188 | fear the treasons of the night,~
96 9, 196 | Give we the silent night to needful rest:~
97 9, 210 | And pass the wakeful night in feasts and play.~
98 9, 386 | right hand and conscious Night I swear,~
99 9, 514 | and trust themselves to night.~
100 9, 545 | groves, and goddess of the night,~
101 10, 360 | chas’d the shadows of the night away.~
102 10, 380 | threat’ning comets, when by night they rise,~
103 10, 694 | compass of one mournful night,~
104 10, 909 | visions in our dreams by night.)~
105 10, 996 | Born on that fatal night, when, big with fire,~
106 10, 1015| betroth’d, and unconsummate night.~
107 10, 1051| his eyes in everlasting night.~
108 11, 281 | dispell’d the shades of night,~
109 11, 306 | along the shore, till dewy night~
110 11, 320 | dispell’d the shadows of the night,~
111 11, 423 | specters, in the dead of night,~
112 11, 1083| fly your female foes by night,~
113 11, 1318| While Night with sable wings involves
114 12, 1225| at a birth were born to Night:~
115 12, 1244| clouds the daughter of the night.~
116 12, 1265| soul, ye baleful birds of night;~
117 12, 1313| sickly fancy labors in the night;~
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