Book, Verse

 1    1, 3   |            Expell’d and exil’d, left the Trojan shore.~
 2    1, 51  |                             Had left behind the fair Sicilian
 3    1, 161 |                And in mid ocean left them moor’d aland.~
 4    1, 272 |      Trinacrian shores the navy left)~
 5    1, 500 |         is Pygmalion’s treasure left behind.~
 6    1, 691 |                             The left, for ward, sustains the
 7    1, 728 |                  And where they left their ships, and what their
 8    1, 863 |               Serestus with his left; then to his breast~
 9    2, 121 |   private mourn’d his loss, and left the court.~
10    2, 133 |            New crimes invented; left unturn’d no stone,~
11    2, 224 |      thence the tide of fortune left their shore,~
12    2, 605 |                           Their left hand gripes their bucklers
13    2, 689 |    Where’er the raging fire had left a space,~
14    2, 754 |                             His left he twisted in his hoary
15    2, 940 |       had he said, when, on our left, we hear~
16    2, 1017|       my son, my country gods I left.~
17    3, 367 |                             And left so many Grecian towns behind.~
18    3, 537 |        Charybdis roaring on the left presides,~
19    3, 809 |                                 Left me forsaken in the Cyclops’
20    3, 901 |              We, tacking to the left, are free from fears;~
21    4, 126 |                     The mole is left unfinish’d to the foe;~
22    4, 469 |                     What have I left? or whither can I fly?~
23    4, 474 |                             And left behind some pledge of our
24    4, 479 |        my husband, or be wholly left.”~
25    4, 599 |         female arts or aids she left untried,~
26    4, 734 |         The spoils and sword he left, in order spread,~
27    4, 839 |                  Aurora now had left her saffron bed,~
28    4, 862 |         His scatter’d limbs, or left expos’d in woods;~
29    4, 908 |                   For, when she left her country, hers was dead):~
30    4, 929 | Unsheathes the sword the Trojan left behind~
31    5, 425 |                     Had won, or left at least a dubious race.~
32    5, 733 |       follow’d ev’ry chief, and left a space between.~
33    5, 848 |                 Beroe but now I left, whom, pin’d with pain,~
34    5, 1080|                    To right and left; the gods his better side~
35    6, 695 |       feign’d nocturnal orgies; left my bed,~
36    6, 728 |                             The left to that unhappy region tends,~
37    6, 739 |        The hero, looking on the left, espied~
38    6, 1011|                     No speck is left of their habitual stains,~
39    7, 2   |        dying, to the shore hast left thy name;~
40    7, 711 |                             And left his wedge within the cloven
41    7, 776 |                       Unwilling left the light, and sought the
42    7, 832 |                             But left the helm, and let the vessel
43    7, 953 |                             The left foot naked, when they march
44    7, 1014|      Nor OEbalus, shalt thou be left unsung,~
45    8, 25  |                             Was left for him to weigh, whose
46    8, 145 |        They rose with fear, and left th’ unfinish’d feast,~
47    8, 312 |               And nodded to the left. The hero stood~
48    8, 804 |         the spacious plain from left to right.~
49    8, 856 |          And his torn limbs are left the vulture’s food.~
50    8, 878 |                       And their left arm sustains a length of
51    9, 10  |                             Has left the Trojan camp without
52    9, 302 |                        On their left arms their ample shields
53    9, 529 |         he cried, “where have I left behind~
54    9, 556 |                 And in his body left the broken wood.~
55    9, 624 |        In front extended to the left they stood;~
56    9, 655 |               For this, alas! I left my needful ease,~
57    9, 739 |                  Nor flight was left, nor hopes to force his
58    9, 864 |            And thunder’d on the left, amidst the clear.~
59    9, 889 |                             Now left, to rule Ascanius, by his
60    9, 921 |         on the right and on the left they stand,~
61    9, 940 |                    The foes had left the fastness of their place,~
62    9, 998 |       safe return by flight are left.”~
63   10, 37  |                             Has left a camp expos’d, without
64   10, 101 |                              He left his native land for Italy!~
65   10, 237 |                             His left young Pallas kept, fix’d
66   10, 320 |       hand stops the stern; her left divides~
67   10, 474 |     both, and pinion’d down his left.~
68   10, 508 |                            They left their coursers, and, unus’
69   10, 529 |                      No passage left, unless we swim the main;~
70   10, 690 |                          Of his left foot, and spurn’d the wretched
71   10, 744 |        and dragg’d him with his left;~
72   10, 825 |    Prone to the wheels, and his left foot protends,~
73   10, 1015|                             Who left his spouse betroth’d, and
74   11, 2   |            Above the waves, and left her wat’ry bed;~
75   11, 15  |       His brazen buckler on the left was seen;~
76   11, 171 |                                 Left me for Turnus. Turnus then
77   11, 799 |           For, on the right and left, is room to press~
78   11, 1023|         er the shield which his left side defends.~
79   12, 244 |                                 Left the sad nymph suspended
80   12, 457 |                        With his left hand; his other cast him
81   12, 484 |              Or hostile god, is left unknown by fame:~
82   12, 710 |                          In his left hand two pointed jav’lins
83   12, 990 |                             And left the grieving goddess far
84   12, 1149|          What farther hopes are left thee to pursue?~