Book, Verse
1 1, 172 | Ilioneus was her chief: Alethes old,~
2 1, 647 | See there, where old unhappy Priam stands!~
3 1, 683 | And his old sire his helpless hand extend.~
4 1, 748 | there is, Hesperia nam’d of old;~
5 2, 5 | An empire from its old foundations rent,~
6 2, 173 | twice five days the good old seer withstood~
7 2, 591 | Old Iphitus and I were hurried
8 2, 683 | hundred wives, and where old Priam stood,~
9 2, 717 | The poor old man, and by the laurel plac’
10 2, 789 | While unreveng’d the good old Priam falls,~
11 2, 845 | And Ilium from its old foundations rent;~
12 2, 864 | Rather than exile and old age sustain.~
13 2, 872 | These weak old hands suffice to stop my
14 2, 935 | But old Anchises, vers’d in omens,
15 2, 948 | The good old man with suppliant hands
16 2, 1084| matrons mix’d, of young and old;~
17 3, 7 | Near old Antandros, and at Ida’s
18 3, 13 | When old Anchises summon’d all to
19 3, 71 | Old Priam, fearful of the war’
20 3, 130 | In her old bosom shall again embrace.~
21 3, 142 | Sacred of old to Jove’s imperial name,~
22 3, 148 | To the Rhoetean shores old Teucrus came;~
23 3, 221 | there is, Hesperia call’d of old,~
24 3, 238 | More cheerful, to my good old sire I run,~
25 3, 279 | To their old homes, and leave their costly
26 3, 343 | But old Anchises, off’ring sacrifice,~
27 3, 610 | Old happy man, the care of gods
28 3, 733 | Anchises, in experience old:~
29 3, 910 | Alpheus, as old fame reports, has found~
30 4, 77 | chosen ewe of two years old they pay~
31 4, 675 | Besides, old prophecies augment her fears;~
32 5, Arg | builds a city for the women, old men, and others, who were
33 5, 95 | And old Acestes, each adorn’d his
34 5, 314 | And old Portunus, with his breadth
35 5, 396 | And owning old Acestes for their head;~
36 5, 705 | Cisseus gave my sire of old:~
37 5, 769 | the Cretan labyrinth of old,~
38 5, 805 | In face and shape old Beroe she became,~
39 5, 922 | Then Nautes, old and wise, to whom alone~
40 5, 934 | Trust in his hands your old and useless train;~
41 5, 936 | The feeble, old, indulgent of their ease,~
42 6, 327 | Old Corynaeus compass’d thrice
43 6, 847 | Some have old laws repeal’d, new statutes
44 6, 881 | Here found they Teucer’s old heroic race,~
45 6, 921 | But old Anchises, in a flow’ry vale,~
46 6, 1080| realm that Saturn rul’d of old;~
47 7, 68 | Latinus, old and mild, had long possess’
48 7, 76 | But this old peaceful prince, as Heav’
49 7, 166 | thus Anchises prophesied of old,~
50 7, 243 | Old Saturn, with his crooked
51 7, 267 | The seat of audience, old Latinus sate;~
52 7, 338 | Old Priam, and this golden scepter
53 7, 571 | fame reports, was built of old~
54 7, 589 | Old Chalybe, who kept the sacred
55 7, 609 | Own his old promise, and his new forget—~
56 7, 697 | His old familiar hearth and household
57 7, 741 | First Almon falls, old Tyrrheus’ eldest care,~
58 7, 747 | A good old man, while peace he preach’
59 7, 833 | solemn custom was observ’d of old,~
60 7, 851 | These rites, of old by sov’reign princes us’
61 7, 874 | All these of old were places of renown.~
62 7, 881 | Old fauchions are new temper’
63 7, 979 | led the Cures forth, of old renown,~
64 7, 1008| Cales’ and Osca’s old inhabitants,~
65 7, 1015| From nymph Semethis and old Telon sprung,~
66 7, 1022| as was the Teuton use of old)~
67 7, 1049| Hippolytus, as old records have said,~
68 7, 1085| Of Argives, and of old Sicanian bands,~
69 8, 54 | them to their hearths, and old abodes;~
70 8, 74 | But the fierce Latians old possession claim,~
71 8, 379 | One choir of old, another of the young,~
72 8, 448 | Of old Carmenta, the prophetic
73 8, 740 | Then old Evander, with a close embrace,~
74 9, 151 | Old Tiber roar’d, and, raising
75 9, 325 | He ceas’d; and old Alethes took the word:~
76 9, 349 | high emboss’d, which, when old Priam reign’d,~
77 9, 381 | departing, but, o’erspent and old,~
78 9, 664 | Nor old Ilioneus his tears restrain,~
79 9, 888 | Old Butes’ form he took, Anchises’
80 10, 923 | Which from old Clusium King Osinius bore:~
81 11, 83 | Thou shalt not blush, old man, however griev’d:~
82 11, 386 | return: ’Ausonian race, of old~
83 11, 401 | As ev’n old Priam might with pity view.~
84 11, 693 | Old feeble men with fainter
85 11, 711 | Good old Latinus, when he saw, too
86 11, 816 | From old Privernum, for tyrannic
87 11, 975 | d the Tracian Amazons of old,~
88 12, 201 | either sex promiscuous, old and young,~
89 12, 1354| And for Anchises’ sake old Daunus save!~
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