Book, Verse

 1    1, 517 |     Troy, by force expell’d, we came—~
 2    1, 729 |                    And why they came, and what was their request;~
 3    1, 756 |                         The sea came on; the South, with mighty
 4    1, 877 |                     When Teucer came, from Salamis exil’d,~
 5    1, 919 |        Leda’s present, when she came~
 6    2, 278 |         they brandish’d as they came,~
 7    2, 378 |       to the cause for which he came,~
 8    2, 446 |      than from Argos or Mycenae came.~
 9    2, 756 |              The lukewarm blood came rushing thro’ the wound,~
10    2, 902 |         gift was undesir’d, and came too late!~
11    3, 109 |                                 Came forth with eager haste to
12    3, 148 |     Rhoetean shores old Teucrus came;~
13    3, 226 |                  From thence we came, and thither must return.~
14    3, 443 |             And fruitless tears came trickling from her eyes.~
15    3, 756 |              With blasted limbs came tumbling from above;~
16    3, 801 |        his fears, and whence he came.~
17    3, 804 |       Ithaca, my native soil, I came~
18    4, 72  |        from a friend and sister came,~
19    4, 512 |                    From Jove he came commission’d, heav’nly bright~
20    4, 953 |              The spouting blood came streaming on her hands.~
21    5, 138 |                             Now came the day desir’d. The skies
22    5, 421 |                                 Came Salius, and Euryalus behind;~
23    5, 442 |        Helymus; and then Diores came,~
24    5, 617 |     Trojan, spent with toil, he came,~
25    5, 626 |               And pounded teeth came rushing with his blood.~
26    5, 631 |   champion, then, before AEneas came,~
27    5, 1057|                       New heaps came tumbling in, and chok’d
28    6, 21  |      Cumaean coast at length he came,~
29    6, 53  |        to read the rest—Achates came,~
30    6, 73  |     groans from her deep spirit came.~
31    6, 79  |                When all the god came rushing on her soul.~
32    6, 186 |     theirs from Jove my lineage came;~
33    6, 368 |                      Ere Hecate came. “Far hence be souls profane!”~
34    6, 422 |                   An airy crowd came rushing where he stood,~
35    6, 534 |     immortal gods their lineage came.~
36    7, 72  |                      But Faunus came from Picus: Picus drew~
37    7, 225 |   foreign men of mighty stature came;~
38    7, 685 |        all the day, at night he came~
39    7, 705 |      with a knotty club another came:~
40    7, 930 |        brothers from fair Tibur came,~
41    7, 973 |                    Then Clausus came, who led a num’rous band~
42    7, 984 | mountaineers, that from Severus came,~
43    7, 1000|        his chariot then Halesus came,~
44    7, 1094|      the Volscians fair Camilla came,~
45    8, 21  |     rous nations in his quarrel came,~
46    8, 172 |       tho’ your ancient lineage came,~
47    8, 180 |         from the loins of Atlas came;~
48    8, 300 |              The fierce avenger came with bounding haste;~
49    8, 425 |                     Then Saturn came, who fled the pow’r of Jove,~
50    8, 431 |        empire, peace and plenty came;~
51    8, 435 |        then, and bold Sicanians came;~
52    9, 378 |    Priam’s royal race my mother came—~
53    9, 771 |      Ilioneus, as bold Lucetius came~
54    9, 786 |                The second shaft came swift and unespied,~
55    9, 789 |                        The soul came issuing out, and hiss’d
56    9, 801 |                       The youth came tumbling down, and spurn’
57   10, 192 |     hands a rolling stone there came,~
58   10, 394 |        the race from whence you came,~
59   10, 479 |        youth the Sabine Clausus came,~
60   10, 539 |                          Hisbon came on: but, while he mov’d
61   10, 555 |       the charge, th’ Arcadians came:~
62   10, 577 |                         Halesus came, fierce with desire of blood;~
63   10, 600 |                        The dart came driving on, and pierc’d
64   10, 609 |        shock of war both armies came;~
65   10, 712 |         spectators, to the hero came:~
66   10, 875 |       degree, from god Pilumnus came;~
67   10, 1014|                    From Coritus came Acron to the fight,~
68   10, 1050|                 A hov’ring mist came swimming o’er his sight,~
69   10, 1252|   repeated voice to glad AEneas came.~
70   10, 1284|                       His horse came after with unwieldy weight,~
71   10, 1298|                             Nor came I here with hope of victory;~
72   10, 1313|         And the disdainful soul came rushing thro’ the wound.~
73   11, 61  |                             She came; but brought not thee along,
74   11, 167 |                               I came not hither but by Heav’n’
75   11, 383 |    important cause for which we came.~
76   11, 393 |       who to Troy’s destruction came,~
77   11, 958 |            Across the shoulders came the feather’d wound;~
78   11, 989 |                 A purple stream came spouting from the wound;~
79   11, 1294|              With heavy tidings came th’ unhappy maid:~
80   12, 357 |        the gods, from whence he came:~
81   12, 405 |                                 Came driving on, nor miss’d the
82   12, 483 |         from some human hand it came,~
83   12, 945 |                                 Came Sages urging on his foamy
84   12, 1215|         forget from whence they came.~
85   12, 1283|               And her last sobs came bubbling up in air.~
86   12, 1369|         Flames, while he spoke, came flashing from his eyes):~
87   12, 1377|         And the disdainful soul came rushing thro’ the wound.~