Book, Verse

 1    1, 6   |                               The Latian realm, and built the destin’
 2    1, 44  |        this, far distant from the Latian coast~
 3    1, 798 |                        Whether to Latian shores your course is bent,~
 4    3, 247 |                               And Latian lands; but who could then
 5    3, 651 |              If ever I ascend the Latian throne,~
 6    4, 337 |        martial race, and rule the Latian land,~
 7    4, 497 |        And fate invites me to the Latian lands.~
 8    4, 625 |           him pursue the promis’d Latian shore.~
 9    4, 879 | ungrateful wretch should find the Latian lands,~
10    5, 737 |          New honors adding to the Latian name;~
11    5, 1043|         Secure his passage to the Latian land.”~
12    5, 1065|       fleet shall safely gain the Latian shore;~
13    6, 103 |           conquer and command the Latian state;~
14    6, 464 |          course from Afric to the Latian shore,~
15    6, 1232|       strength and customs of the Latian state;~
16    7, 85  |         first, and favor’d by the Latian queen;~
17    7, 103 |                         Behold on Latian shores a foreign prince!~
18    7, 125 |                      To these the Latian and the Sabine land~
19    7, 140 |             Seek not, my seed, in Latian bands to yoke~
20    7, 206 |                        And to the Latian court their course directs,~
21    7, 218 |             They see the boys and Latian youth debate~
22    7, 284 |                                On Latian plains, yet sought the Phrygian
23    7, 328 |           d our ships to seek the Latian land.~
24    7, 373 |         race shall bear aloft the Latian name,~
25    7, 443 |                    With Phrygian, Latian, and Rutulian blood!~
26    7, 464 |       proffer’d peace, delude the Latian prince.~
27    7, 479 |                        She to the Latian palace took her flight:~
28    7, 559 |                            Io, ye Latian dames! if any here~
29    7, 608 |                               The Latian king, unless he shall submit,~
30    7, 649 |          first commissions to the Latian land,~
31    7, 676 |     Tyrrheus, chief ranger to the Latian king:~
32    7, 716 |               Such as was then by Latian shepherds borne,~
33    7, 759 |                    Now, since the Latian and the Trojan brood~
34    7, 908 |                               The Latian plains, with palms and laurels
35    8, 7   |          Trembling with rage, the Latian youth prepare~
36    8, 17  |             AEneas, landed on the Latian coast,~
37    8, 156 |                                By Latian foes, with war unjustly
38    8, 618 |               That other side the Latian state surrounds,~
39    8, 717 |                              And, Latian troops, prepare your perjur’
40    8, 815 |             Now seek, secure, the Latian enemy,~
41    9, 44  |            And pointed darts! the Latian host appears.”~
42    9, 115 |        The chief is landed on the Latian shore,~
43    9, 166 |          And land secure upon the Latian plains:~
44    9, 362 |                      And, last, a Latian field with fruitful plains,~
45    9, 646 |                                To Latian dogs and fowls he lies a
46    9, 973 |               The warrior god the Latian troops inspir’d,~
47   10, 12  |           d a peace, and gave the Latian lands?~
48   10, 45  |                               The Latian lands my progeny receive,~
49   10, 61  |        The peaceful bosoms of the Latian dames.~
50   10, 161 |          wish’d alliance with the Latian line;~
51   10, 338 |           Advance in order on the Latian coast:~
52   10, 546 |        Laris and Thymbrus, on the Latian plain;~
53   10, 666 |                      But from the Latian fields averts his sight.~
54   10, 789 |         wealth surpassing all the Latian train,~
55   10, 947 |           Shall ever I behold the Latian plain,~
56   10, 999 |           Unthinking Mimas on the Latian plain.~
57   11, 79  |      These are my triumphs of the Latian war,~
58   11, 112 |          When he descended on the Latian plain;~
59   11, 122 |                                Of Latian leaders conquer’d by the
60   11, 161 |                                 O Latian princes, how severe a fate~
61   11, 168 |         sent by fate to share the Latian land.~
62   11, 192 |         And favors granted to the Latian state.~
63   11, 344 |           cause and credit in the Latian court.~
64   11, 363 |                               The Latian senate to the council hall.~
65   11, 507 |        all the marks of sway that Latian monarchs wear,~
66   11, 550 |       right hast thou to rule the Latian state,~
67   11, 785 |           those of Tibur, and the Latian band,~
68   11, 903 |          Messapus, Coras, and the Latian horse;~
69   11, 1285|                               The Latian virgins, valiant with despair,~
70   12, 93  |          Depends Latinus, and the Latian throne:~
71   12, 123 |            with mutual blood, the Latian shore:~
72   12, 171 |                       Then to the Latian king he sends, to cease~
73   12, 209 |                               The Latian squadrons, and Laurentine
74   12, 220 |                          Of ev’ry Latian fair whom Jove misled~
75   12, 227 |          To lend my succor to the Latian side,~
76   12, 293 |                               The Latian king before his altar stands.~
77   12, 315 |           And cas’d in brass, for Latian kings to bear.”~
78   12, 537 |       measure, at thy length, our Latian plains.~
79   12, 563 |             He lops the head. The Latian fields are drunk~
80   12, 676 |         fam’d in arms, and of the Latian train)~
81   12, 777 |         From a long royal race of Latian kings,~
82   12, 831 |                      This day the Latian tow’rs, that mate the sky,~
83   12, 1357|                               The Latian chiefs have seen me beg