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Aeneid

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     Book, Verse
2501 9, 561 | thy temples, Tagus, forcd the way,~ 2502 9, 569 | But from his covert rushd in open view,~ 2503 9, 572 | On me—the fact confessd, the fault my own.~ 2504 9, 578 | with full force, had piercd his tender sides.~ 2505 9, 580 | Gushd out a purple stream, and 2506 9, 580 | purple stream, and staind the ground.~ 2507 9, 582 | by the keen share oppressd;~ 2508 9, 584 | heavy head is overcharg’d with rain.~ 2509 9, 585 | and vengeance justly vowd,~ 2510 9, 588 | Borne back and bord by his surrounding friends,~ 2511 9, 589 | Onward he pressd, and kept him still in sight;~ 2512 9, 590 | Then whirld aloft his sword with all 2513 9, 592 | Piercd his wide mouth, and thro’ 2514 9, 596 | in death, to be reveng’d so well.~ 2515 9, 599 | Fixd as the Capitol’s foundation 2516 9, 603 | went, the troops were filld,~ 2517 9, 604 | numbers whom so few had killd.~ 2518 9, 609 | But mournd a purchase that so dear 2519 9, 613 | colors to the world reveald:~ 2520 9, 616 | with fierce harangue he fird,~ 2521 9, 617 | ardor in their souls inspird.~ 2522 9, 620 | Raisd high on pointed spears—a 2523 9, 628 | Tho’ then disguisd in death, and smear’d all 2524 9, 628 | disguis’d in death, and smeard all oer~ 2525 9, 637 | Thus, then, my lovd Euryalus appears!~ 2526 9, 639 | t on this face my famishd eyes I fed?~ 2527 9, 654 | His trunk dismemberd, and his cold remains?~ 2528 9, 656 | Exposd my life to winds and winter 2529 9, 685 | ruin falls: their shatterd shields give way,~ 2530 9, 686 | And their crushd heads become an easy prey.~ 2531 9, 706 | nature of the place, conspird~ 2532 9, 707 | strength that war requird.~ 2533 9, 712 | Turnus, the chief, tossd from his thundring hand~ 2534 9, 715 | The planks were seasond, and the timber dry.~ 2535 9, 717 | Scorch’d, and to distance drove the 2536 9, 717 | distance drove the scatterd throng.~ 2537 9, 724 | The towr, that followd on the fallen crew,~ 2538 9, 725 | Whelmd oer their heads, and buried 2539 9, 729 | Savd—how, they know not—from 2540 9, 736 | No marks of honor chargd its empty field.~ 2541 9, 740 | Embolden’d by despair, he stood at 2542 9, 743 | Resolvd on death, he dissipates 2543 9, 753 | But Turnus followd hard his hunted prey~ 2544 9, 754 | His spear had almost reachd him in the way,~ 2545 9, 769 | The ditch with fagots filld, the daring foe~ 2546 9, 770 | Tossd firebrands to the steepy 2547 9, 773 | Rolld down the fragment of a rock 2548 9, 774 | It crushd him double underneath the 2549 9, 785 | He clapp’d his hand upon the wounded 2550 9, 787 | And piercd his hand, and nail’d it 2551 9, 787 | pierc’d his hand, and nail’d it to his side,~ 2552 9, 788 | Transfixd his breathing lungs and 2553 9, 789 | came issuing out, and hissd against the dart.~ 2554 9, 798 | Thrice whirld the thong around his head, 2555 9, 800 | It piercd his hollow temples and his 2556 9, 801 | tumbling down, and spurnd the plain.~ 2557 9, 805 | And exercisd against a human foe—~ 2558 9, 809 | his troops, and lengthend with a stride,~ 2559 9, 811 | Twice-conquerd cowards, now your shame 2560 9, 812 | Coopd up a second time within 2561 9, 816 | what madness, hether steerd your course?~ 2562 9, 821 | There bathd amid the stream, our boys 2563 9, 822 | With winter hardend, and inur’d to cold.~ 2564 9, 822 | winter harden’d, and inurd to cold.~ 2565 9, 824 | eat, nor taste unconquerd food.~ 2566 9, 841 | Your vests embroiderd with rich purple shine;~ 2567 9, 847 | Go, mixd with eunuchs, in the Mother’ 2568 9, 852 | With patience, or a vowd revenge forbear.~ 2569 9, 854 | And almost joind the horns of the tough yew.~ 2570 9, 856 | with lifted hands invokd the god:~ 2571 9, 863 | Jove bowd the heavns, and lent a 2572 9, 864 | And thunderd on the left, amidst the 2573 9, 866 | The featherd death, and hisses thro’ 2574 9, 867 | thro’ both his temples forcd the way:~ 2575 9, 883 | The conquerd war is due, and the vast 2576 9, 886 | Dispelld the breathing air, that 2577 9, 898 | Obscure in air, and vanishd from their view.~ 2578 9, 911 | Jupiter descends in hardend rain,~ 2579 9, 921 | Armd, on the right and on the 2580 9, 926 | And, overpress’d with nature’s heavy load,~ 2581 9, 932 | Haemon first; but soon repulsd they fly,~ 2582 9, 934 | These with success are fird, and those with rage,~ 2583 9, 941 | Prevaild in fight, and had his men 2584 9, 947 | thro’ his breast, and piercd his heart.~ 2585 9, 948 | Fixd in the wound thItalian 2586 9, 949 | Warmd in his lungs, and in his 2587 9, 953 | feeble dart he fell oppressd~ 2588 9, 956 | Which roard like thunder as it whirl’ 2589 9, 956 | like thunder as it whirld along:~ 2590 9, 959 | the monster bulk and pressd the ground;~ 2591 9, 962 | Raisd on the seas, the surges 2592 9, 965 | the vast pile; the scatterd ocean flies;~ 2593 9, 966 | Black sands, discolord froth, and mingled mud arise:~ 2594 9, 970 | Astonishd at the flaw that shakes 2595 9, 973 | the Latian troops inspird,~ 2596 9, 974 | sinews, and their courage fird,~ 2597 9, 977 | beheld his brother killd,~ 2598 9, 978 | and wild confusion filld,~ 2599 9, 981 | within the walls inclosd;~ 2600 9, 982 | to certain death exposd:~ 2601 9, 993 | forth, with vengeance vowd~ 2602 9, 1005| his full force he whirld it first around;~ 2603 9, 1006| soft yielding air receivd the wound:~ 2604 9, 1007| Imperial Juno turnd the course before,~ 2605 9, 1008| And fixd the wandring weapon in 2606 9, 1011| Nor thy steel temperd by the Lemnian god.”~ 2607 9, 1013| And aimd from high: the full descending 2608 9, 1019| And the shard visage hangs on equal sides.~ 2609 9, 1021| had the victor then securd the gate,~ 2610 9, 1022| his troops without unclos’d the bars,~ 2611 9, 1025| Pushd on his fury, to pursue the 2612 9, 1026| Hamstringd behind, unhappy Gyges died;~ 2613 9, 1033| Ingagd against the foes who scal’ 2614 9, 1033| against the foes who scald the wall:~ 2615 9, 1034| But, whom they feard without, they found within.~ 2616 9, 1038| Turnd to the right, his sword 2617 9, 1042| huntsman Amycus he killd,~ 2618 9, 1043| In darts invenom’d and in poison skill’d.~ 2619 9, 1043| invenom’d and in poison skilld.~ 2620 9, 1049| Their slaughterd friends, and hasten their 2621 9, 1057| and in your camp inclosd, you shun!~ 2622 9, 1059| And pass unpunishd from a numrous host?~ 2623 9, 1072| As, compassd with a wood of spears around,~ 2624 9, 1080| Yet twice, inragd, the combat he renews,~ 2625 9, 1084| Nor Juno, who sustaind his arms before,~ 2626 9, 1090| Oerwhelmd with darts, which from afar 2627 9, 1093| Batterd, and flat, and beaten to 2628 9, 1094| His crest is rashd away; his ample shield~ 2629 9, 1095| round with javlins filld.~ 2630 9, 1102| Plungd in the flood, and made the 2631 9, 1104| And wip’d the sweat, and wash’d away 2632 9, 1104| wip’d the sweat, and washd away the gore;~ 2633 10, 6 | senate in degrees are placd.~ 2634 10, 10 | from what was first designd?~ 2635 10, 12 | Pronouncd a peace, and gave the Latian 2636 10, 29 | In fields, unpunishd, and insult my care?~ 2637 10, 34 | The town is filld with slaughter, and o’erfloats,~ 2638 10, 37 | Has left a camp exposd, without defense.~ 2639 10, 39 | Shall Troy renewd be forc’d and fir’d again?~ 2640 10, 39 | Shall Troy renew’d be forcd and fir’d again?~ 2641 10, 39 | renew’d be forc’d and fird again?~ 2642 10, 40 | A second siege my banishd issue fears,~ 2643 10, 60 | Alecto, raisd by her, with rage inflames~ 2644 10, 72 | By ruind Troy, yet smoking from the 2645 10, 74 | from danger, and dismissd the war:~ 2646 10, 81 | To promisd empire, and his Julian line.~ 2647 10, 85 | Armd with his gods, and loaded 2648 10, 89 | second Pergamus is doomd to fall?~ 2649 10, 90 | Much better had he curbd his high desires,~ 2650 10, 91 | And hoverd oer his ill-extinguish’ 2651 10, 91 | oer his ill-extinguish’d fires.~ 2652 10, 94 | Deep indignation swelld Saturnia’s heart:~ 2653 10, 99 | With war unhopd the Latians to surprise?~ 2654 10, 103 | Than Heavn inspird, he sought a foreign shore!~ 2655 10, 106 | With walls unfinishd, which himself forsakes,~ 2656 10, 108 | When have I urgd him meanly to demand~ 2657 10, 121 | bridegroom tear the promisd bride;~ 2658 10, 127 | flaming fleets you turnd the fire away,~ 2659 10, 128 | And changd the ships to daughters of 2660 10, 138 | hinder from return your exild race?~ 2661 10, 142 | Who promisd, who procur’d, the Spartan 2662 10, 142 | Who promis’d, who procurd, the Spartan bride?~ 2663 10, 143 | states of Greece combind,~ 2664 10, 147 | Murmurs rise, with mixd applause,~ 2665 10, 149 | winds, when yet unfledgd in woods they lie,~ 2666 10, 158 | And the hushd waves lie flatted on the 2667 10, 161 | In wishd alliance with the Latian 2668 10, 164 | war henceforward be resignd to fate:~ 2669 10, 166 | Equal and unconcernd I look on all.~ 2670 10, 175 | heavn, and earth confessd the nod.~ 2671 10, 189 | and thoyoung, resolvd to die.~ 2672 10, 190 | Clarus and Thymoetes joind;~ 2673 10, 193 | So large, it half deservd a mountain’s name:~ 2674 10, 194 | Strong-sinew’d was the youth, and big of 2675 10, 201 | His lovely face unarmd, his head was bare;~ 2676 10, 204 | Distinguishd from the crowd, he shines 2677 10, 205 | Enchasd in gold, or polish’d iv’ 2678 10, 205 | Enchas’d in gold, or polishd ivry set,~ 2679 10, 209 | And death with poison armd—in Lydia born,~ 2680 10, 214 | was Mnestheus too, increasd in fame,~ 2681 10, 216 | Thus mortal war was wagd on either side.~ 2682 10, 220 | Exposd the cause of coming to the 2683 10, 221 | and country told, and askd relief;~ 2684 10, 222 | Propos’d the terms; his own small 2685 10, 222 | own small strength declard;~ 2686 10, 223 | proud Mezentius had prepard:~ 2687 10, 224 | bold and violent, designd;~ 2688 10, 225 | Then shewd the slippry state of humankind,~ 2689 10, 226 | And fickle fortune; warnd him to beware,~ 2690 10, 233 | Two lions carvd, which rising Ida bear—~ 2691 10, 237 | left young Pallas kept, fixd to his side,~ 2692 10, 238 | And oft of winds enquird, and of the tide;~ 2693 10, 240 | And what he sufferd both by land and sea.~ 2694 10, 243 | Which followd great AEneas to the war:~ 2695 10, 252 | All skilld in martial exercise, and 2696 10, 254 | An isle renownd for steel, and unexhausted 2697 10, 257 | From offerd entrails prodigies expounds,~ 2698 10, 262 | Proud of his manag’d horse and painted shield.~ 2699 10, 268 | And brave Cupavo followd but by few;~ 2700 10, 269 | Whose helm confessd the lineage of the man,~ 2701 10, 270 | bore, with wings displayd, a silver swan.~ 2702 10, 271 | was the fault of his famd ancestry,~ 2703 10, 273 | For Cycnus lovd unhappy Phaeton,~ 2704 10, 276 | heard his song, and hastend his relief,~ 2705 10, 277 | And changd to snowy plumes his hoary 2706 10, 278 | And wingd his flight, to chant aloft 2707 10, 279 | His son Cupavo brushd the briny flood:~ 2708 10, 281 | Who heavd a rock, and, threatning 2709 10, 282 | With lifted hands alarmd the seas below:~ 2710 10, 283 | They seem’d to fear the formidable sight,~ 2711 10, 284 | And rolld their billows on, to speed 2712 10, 289 | ancient city, but of mixd descent:~ 2713 10, 293 | Hate to Mezentius armd five hundred more,~ 2714 10, 295 | reeds his forehead coverd oer.~ 2715 10, 310 | careful chief, who never closd his eyes,~ 2716 10, 318 | Cymodoce, whose voice excelld the rest,~ 2717 10, 319 | Above the waves advancd her snowy breast;~ 2718 10, 324 | Sleeps our lovd lord? O goddess-born, awake!~ 2719 10, 328 | Turnus, as at anchor fixd we stood,~ 2720 10, 329 | Presumd to violate our holy wood.~ 2721 10, 330 | Then, loosd from shore, we fled his 2722 10, 333 | The mighty Mother changd our forms to these,~ 2723 10, 335 | Ascanius, in his camp distressd,~ 2724 10, 336 | insulting foes is hardly pressd.~ 2725 10, 348 | Pushd on the vessel in her wat’ 2726 10, 349 | she knew the way. Impell’d behind,~ 2727 10, 350 | flew forward, and outstrippd the wind.~ 2728 10, 353 | Then thus he prayd, and fix’d on heavn his 2729 10, 353 | thus he pray’d, and fixd on heavn his eyes:~ 2730 10, 355 | With turrets crownd! (on Ida’s holy hill~ 2731 10, 356 | Fierce tigers, reind and curb’d, obey thy will.)~ 2732 10, 356 | tigers, rein’d and curbd, obey thy will.)~ 2733 10, 360 | Had chasd the shadows of the night 2734 10, 361 | He chargd the soldiers, with preventing 2735 10, 363 | Warnd of thensuing fight, and 2736 10, 364 | his lofty poop, he viewd below~ 2737 10, 365 | His camp incompassd, and thinclosing foe.~ 2738 10, 366 | His blazing shield, imbrac’d, he held on high;~ 2739 10, 372 | King Turnus wonderd at the fight renew’d,~ 2740 10, 372 | wonder’d at the fight renewd,~ 2741 10, 373 | the Trojan fleet he viewd,~ 2742 10, 374 | with swelling canvas coverd oer,~ 2743 10, 377 | radiant crest that seem’d in flames to rise,~ 2744 10, 387 | What you so long have wishd, kind Fortune sends;~ 2745 10, 399 | But balanc’d whom to leave, and whom 2746 10, 403 | Some are by boats exposd, by bridges more.~ 2747 10, 410 | That course he steerd, and thus he gave command:~ 2748 10, 419 | Thus forcd ashore,) and tremble with 2749 10, 422 | breaks her back; the loosend sides give way,~ 2750 10, 429 | sound: AEneas first assaild~ 2751 10, 430 | The clowns new-rais’d and raw, and soon prevail’ 2752 10, 430 | and raw, and soon prevaild.~ 2753 10, 434 | But armor scald with gold was no defense~ 2754 10, 435 | fated sword, which opend wide~ 2755 10, 436 | plated shield, and piercd his naked side.~ 2756 10, 438 | his wretched mother ripp’d and torn;~ 2757 10, 443 | for, when the chief assaild,~ 2758 10, 444 | nor Herculean arms availd,~ 2759 10, 445 | Nor their famd father, wont in war to go~ 2760 10, 446 | great Alcides, while he toild below.~ 2761 10, 447 | noisy Pharos next receivd his death:~ 2762 10, 448 | AEneas writhd his dart, and stopp’d his 2763 10, 448 | writh’d his dart, and stoppd his bawling breath.~ 2764 10, 449 | wretched Cydon had receivd his doom,~ 2765 10, 452 | The Trojan sword had curd his love of boys,~ 2766 10, 453 | sevn bold brethren stoppd the course~ 2767 10, 457 | The rest had reachd him; but his mother’s care~ 2768 10, 458 | Prevented those, and turnd aside in air.~ 2769 10, 459 | The prince then calld Achates, to supply~ 2770 10, 461 | fatal weapons, which, inurd to blood,~ 2771 10, 465 | He said; then seizd a mighty spear, and threw;~ 2772 10, 466 | Which, wingd with fate, thro’ Maeon’s 2773 10, 467 | Piercd all the brazen plates, and 2774 10, 467 | brazen plates, and reachd his heart:~ 2775 10, 468 | He staggerd with intolerable smart.~ 2776 10, 469 | Alcanor saw; and reachd, but reach’d in vain,~ 2777 10, 469 | and reach’d, but reachd in vain,~ 2778 10, 473 | His right arm piercd, and holding on, bereft~ 2779 10, 474 | use of both, and piniond down his left.~ 2780 10, 476 | Thill-omend spear, and at the Trojan 2781 10, 478 | Which, glancing, only markd Achatesthigh.~ 2782 10, 482 | And piercd his throat, directed at 2783 10, 483 | It stoppd at once the passage of his 2784 10, 484 | soul to flitting air resignd:~ 2785 10, 486 | Lifeblood and life rushd mingled thro’ the wound.~ 2786 10, 508 | their coursers, and, unusd to fight~ 2787 10, 509 | On foot, were scatterd in a shameful flight.~ 2788 10, 510 | disdain and grief had viewd~ 2789 10, 512 | Us’d threatnings mix’d with 2790 10, 512 | Us’d threatnings mixd with prayrs, his last resource,~ 2791 10, 516 | great sire, by his establishd name,~ 2792 10, 534 | Had heavd a stone of mighty weight, 2793 10, 538 | That scarce the victor forcd the steel away.~ 2794 10, 539 | came on: but, while he movd too slow~ 2795 10, 540 | To wishd revenge, the prince prevents 2796 10, 541 | at once, at once he pressd,~ 2797 10, 542 | And plungd the fatal weapon in his 2798 10, 544 | Who staind his stepdam’s bed with impious 2799 10, 548 | As causd an error in their parents2800 10, 551 | Thymbrushead was loppd; and Larishand,~ 2801 10, 552 | Dismemberd, sought its owner on the 2802 10, 557 | And grief, with anger mixd, their minds inflame.~ 2803 10, 559 | Who chanc’d, as Pallas threw, to cross 2804 10, 561 | But Rhoeteus happend on a death unmeant:~ 2805 10, 564 | Rolld from his chariot with a 2806 10, 565 | intercepted fate, he spurnd the ground.~ 2807 10, 573 | The pastor, pleasd with his dire victory,~ 2808 10, 575 | Pallastroops their scatterd strength unite,~ 2809 10, 581 | Around his head he tossd his glittring brand,~ 2810 10, 582 | And from Strymonius hewd his better hand,~ 2811 10, 583 | guard his throat; then hurld a stone~ 2812 10, 584 | ample front, and piercd the bone:~ 2813 10, 587 | Deep skilld in future fates, Halesus’ 2814 10, 591 | And hauld him to the war, to find, 2815 10, 594 | Tuscan Tiber thus addressd his vows:~ 2816 10, 598 | Pleasd with the bribe, the god 2817 10, 598 | the bribe, the god receivd his prayr:~ 2818 10, 599 | protects a friend distressd,~ 2819 10, 600 | came driving on, and piercd his breast.~ 2820 10, 603 | Causd by the death of so renown’ 2821 10, 603 | by the death of so renownd a knight;~ 2822 10, 607 | The Phrygian troops escapd the Greeks in vain:~ 2823 10, 608 | They, and their mixd allies, now load the plain.~ 2824 10, 611 | The rear so pressd the front, they could not 2825 10, 617 | Both doomd to fall, but fall by greater 2826 10, 626 | forbidden space his men retird.~ 2827 10, 627 | and his stern words, admird;~ 2828 10, 628 | Surveyd him oer and oer with wond’ 2829 10, 634 | and to the void advancd his pace:~ 2830 10, 637 | Addressd himself on foot to single 2831 10, 646 | charge him first, resolvd to try~ 2832 10, 648 | Heavn and Hercules addressd:~ 2833 10, 654 | His ravishd spoils.” ’T was heard, the 2834 10, 655 | Alcides mournd, and stifled sighs within 2835 10, 669 | The steel just graz’d along the shoulder joint,~ 2836 10, 670 | And markd it slightly with the glancing 2837 10, 672 | And poisd his pointed spear, before 2838 10, 673 | the winged weapon whizzd along,~ 2839 10, 675 | the fatal course, unstay’d~ 2840 10, 677 | tough bull hides it passd,~ 2841 10, 678 | His corslet piercd, and reach’d his heart at 2842 10, 678 | corslet pierc’d, and reachd his heart at last.~ 2843 10, 685 | Such as the sire deservd, the son I send;~ 2844 10, 688 | Unask’d, to rest his wandring ghost 2845 10, 690 | his left foot, and spurnd the wretched corse;~ 2846 10, 691 | Then snatchd the shining belt, with gold 2847 10, 693 | fifty fatal brides, expressd to sight,~ 2848 10, 695 | Deprivd their bridegrooms of returning 2849 10, 701 | Shall wish untouchd the trophies of the slain;~ 2850 10, 706 | grief of war! at once restord,~ 2851 10, 707 | thy sire, at once deplord!~ 2852 10, 709 | heaps of foes in battle killd;~ 2853 10, 714 | Unless relievd by his victorious hand.~ 2854 10, 718 | all that friendship owd~ 2855 10, 725 | next he threw: he stoopd below~ 2856 10, 726 | flying spear, and shunnd the promis’d blow;~ 2857 10, 726 | and shunn’d the promisd blow;~ 2858 10, 727 | Then, creeping, claspd the hero’s knees, and pray’ 2859 10, 727 | the hero’s knees, and prayd:~ 2860 10, 744 | He seizd his helm, and dragg’d him 2861 10, 744 | seiz’d his helm, and draggd him with his left;~ 2862 10, 745 | while his neck he wreathd,~ 2863 10, 746 | shining fauchion sheathd.~ 2864 10, 751 | the fierce Trojan followd thro’ the field:~ 2865 10, 752 | holy coward fell; and, forcd to yield,~ 2866 10, 756 | Designd a trophy to the God of Wars.~ 2867 10, 765 | So made by mutter’d spells; and, from the spheres,~ 2868 10, 766 | Had life securd, in vain, for length of 2869 10, 774 | tales inventing, and prepard to pray,~ 2870 10, 776 | Then sunk, and rolld along the sand in blood.~ 2871 10, 781 | Exposd to savage beasts, and birds 2872 10, 785 | fear; with these, he chasd along~ 2873 10, 786 | Camers the yellow-lock’d, and Numa strong;~ 2874 10, 790 | And in Amycla fixd his silent easy reign.~ 2875 10, 793 | Movd all his hundred hands, provok’ 2876 10, 793 | his hundred hands, provokd the war,~ 2877 10, 800 | falling corps were strowd,~ 2878 10, 802 | fury scarce to be conceivd, he flew~ 2879 10, 806 | Wheeld with so swift a motion, 2880 10, 813 | brethren both. The former wavd in air~ 2881 10, 814 | flaming sword: AEneas couchd his spear,~ 2882 10, 815 | Unusd to threats, and more unus’ 2883 10, 815 | to threats, and more unusd to fear.~ 2884 10, 823 | Returnd his answer with his flying 2885 10, 826 | Prepard for fight; the fatal dart 2886 10, 828 | Passd thro’ and pierc’d his groin: 2887 10, 828 | Pass’d thro’ and piercd his groin: the deadly wound,~ 2888 10, 829 | Cast from his chariot, rolld him on the ground.~ 2889 10, 834 | He said, and seizd at once the loosen’d rein;~ 2890 10, 834 | seiz’d at once the loosend rein;~ 2891 10, 840 | Who formd thee thus divine, I beg 2892 10, 843 | But the stern hero turnd aside his head,~ 2893 10, 845 | You talkd not thus before the fight 2894 10, 851 | Thus ragd the prince, and scatter’ 2895 10, 851 | the prince, and scatterd deaths around.~ 2896 10, 853 | the camp, so long besiegd in vain.~ 2897 10, 860 | fight, with courage undecay’d!~ 2898 10, 865 | And cannot, unconcernd, your anger bear;~ 2899 10, 880 | little space, a lengthend span,~ 2900 10, 885 | To save the short-liv’d youth from destin’d death,~ 2901 10, 885 | short-liv’d youth from destind death,~ 2902 10, 896 | Thus having said, involvd in clouds, she flies,~ 2903 10, 900 | Of air condens’d a specter soon she made;~ 2904 10, 901 | what AEneas was, such seem’d the shade.~ 2905 10, 902 | Adornd with Dardan arms, the phantom 2906 10, 904 | This hand appeard a shining sword to wield,~ 2907 10, 905 | And that sustaind an imitated shield.~ 2908 10, 906 | With manly mien he stalkd along the ground,~ 2909 10, 912 | advancing, Turnus hurld his spear:~ 2910 10, 913 | The phantom wheeld, and seem’d to fly for fear.~ 2911 10, 913 | phantom wheel’d, and seem’d to fly for fear.~ 2912 10, 917 | spoke to wind, and chasd a cloud,)~ 2913 10, 922 | chance a ship was fastend to the shore,~ 2914 10, 926 | And skipp’t and skulk’d, and under hatches went.~ 2915 10, 928 | and to the galley passd.~ 2916 10, 929 | Scarce had he reachd the prow: Saturnia’s hand~ 2917 10, 934 | And sends his slaughterd troops to shades below.~ 2918 10, 936 | flew sublime, and vanishd in a cloud.~ 2919 10, 939 | thankless for a life redeemd by shame,~ 2920 10, 941 | of what in fight had passd,~ 2921 10, 944 | Deservd to bear this endless infamy?~ 2922 10, 945 | Whence am I forcd, and whether am I borne?~ 2923 10, 953 | Here, overmatch’d in fight, in heaps they 2924 10, 954 | There, scatterd oer the fields, ignobly 2925 10, 958 | Or set me shipwrackd on some desart shore,~ 2926 10, 962 | Thus Turnus ravd, and various fates revolv’ 2927 10, 962 | and various fates revolvd:~ 2928 10, 963 | doubtful, but the death resolvd.~ 2929 10, 968 | Thrice he the sword assayd, and thrice the flood;~ 2930 10, 969 | But Juno, movd with pity, both withstood.~ 2931 10, 970 | And thrice repressd his rage; strong gales supplied,~ 2932 10, 971 | And pushd the vessel oer the swelling 2933 10, 974 | s impulse, Mezentius armd,~ 2934 10, 975 | Turnus, with his ardor warmd~ 2935 10, 976 | fainting friends, reproachd their shameful flight,~ 2936 10, 977 | Repelld the victors, and renew’d 2937 10, 977 | d the victors, and renewd the fight.~ 2938 10, 980 | Of wishd revenge: on him, and him 2939 10, 981 | All hands employd, and all their darts are 2940 10, 982 | solid rock by seas inclosd,~ 2941 10, 983 | and roaring waves opposd,~ 2942 10, 985 | empty menace, and unmovd remains.~ 2943 10, 991 | Hamstringd he falls, and grovels on 2944 10, 997 | The queen producd young Paris to his sire:~ 2945 10, 1002| himself in toils inclosd,~ 2946 10, 1003| their eager hounds appos’d—~ 2947 10, 1010| troops, with hate inspird,~ 2948 10, 1011| revenge against the tyrant fird,~ 2949 10, 1013| And only keep the languishd war alive.~ 2950 10, 1015| left his spouse betroth’d, and unconsummate night.~ 2951 10, 1024| He fills his famishd maw; his mouth runs oer~ 2952 10, 1025| With unchew’d morsels, while he churns 2953 10, 1028| Stretchd at his length, he spurns 2954 10, 1029| The lance, besmeard with blood, lies broken 2955 10, 1030| the haughty victor viewd~ 2956 10, 1032| the dastard’s back deservd a wound,~ 2957 10, 1033| But, running, gaind thadvantage of the ground:~ 2958 10, 1036| in equal fight oppressd:~ 2959 10, 1037| Mezentius fixd his foot upon his breast,~ 2960 10, 1042| At this the vanquishd, with his dying breath,~ 2961 10, 1044| thou, proud man, unpunishd shalt remain:~ 2962 10, 1051| And seald his eyes in everlasting 2963 10, 1055| Parthenius, were by Rapo killd.~ 2964 10, 1069| Nealces’ hand, well-skill’d to throw~ 2965 10, 1073| Victors and vanquishd, in the various field,~ 2966 10, 1078| Concernd for each: here Venus, Juno 2967 10, 1082| Brandishd his spear, and rush’d into 2968 10, 1082| Brandish’d his spear, and rushd into the plain,~ 2969 10, 1088| Deep fixd in earth; in clouds he hides 2970 10, 1092| Poisd on his base, Mezentius stood 2971 10, 1101| Reachd the celestial shield, that 2972 10, 1101| celestial shield, that stoppd the course;~ 2973 10, 1104| The side and bowels famd Anthores fix’d.~ 2974 10, 1104| bowels fam’d Anthores fixd.~ 2975 10, 1105| Anthores had from Argos traveld far,~ 2976 10, 1107| Till, tird with toils, fair Italy he 2977 10, 1113| brass, of linen trebly rolld,~ 2978 10, 1115| All these it passd, resistless in the course,~ 2979 10, 1116| Transpiercd his thigh, and spent its 2980 10, 1117| The gaping wound gushd out a crimson flood.~ 2981 10, 1119| to closer fight addressd,~ 2982 10, 1120| his fainting foe oppressd.~ 2983 10, 1121| father’s peril Lausus viewd with grief;~ 2984 10, 1122| He sighd, he wept, he ran to his 2985 10, 1127| Paind with his wound, and useless 2986 10, 1129| Incumberd, slow he dragg’d the spear 2987 10, 1129| Incumber’d, slow he draggd the spear along,~ 2988 10, 1130| Which piercd his thigh, and in his buckler 2989 10, 1131| The pious youth, resolvd on death, below~ 2990 10, 1135| see the son the vanquishd father shield.~ 2991 10, 1136| All, fird with genrous indignation, 2992 10, 1139| his Vulcanian orb sustaind the war.~ 2993 10, 1143| Or housd, or safe in hollow caverns 2994 10, 1151| Betrayd by pious love?” Nor, thus 2995 10, 1153| prince, whose patience, tird,~ 2996 10, 1154| his breast with fury fird.~ 2997 10, 1155| For now the Fates prepard their sharpen’d shears;~ 2998 10, 1155| Fates prepar’d their sharpend shears;~ 2999 10, 1158| shield and corslet forcd thimpetuous way,~ 3000 10, 1161| And drenchd th’ imbroider’d coat his


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