Book, Verse

 1    1, 496 |      provides companions of her flight:~
 2    1, 1061|                            Your flight, your wand’rings, and your
 3    2, 236 |       Calchas bade our host for flight prepare,~
 4    2, 381 | goddess-born! escape, by timely flight,~
 5    2, 509 |         num’rous, intercept his flight.~
 6    2, 860 |       Anchises, whom, by timely flight,~
 7    2, 1000|          winding ways I took my flight,~
 8    3, 683 |    skies, and puts the stars to flight;~
 9    4, 172 |         shall take their speedy flight,~
10    4, 261 |       plumes as raise her lofty flight,~
11    4, 371 |     downward, with precipitated flight,~
12    4, 402 |         and, speaking, took his flight,~
13    4, 473 |         d, at least, your hasty flight,~
14    4, 488 |          I never hop’d a secret flight from hence,~
15    4, 548 |                     But go! thy flight no longer I detain—~
16    4, 578 |                     Studious of flight. The beach is cover’d o’
17    4, 622 |      him at least his dang’rous flight delay,~
18    4, 687 |      the door and intercept his flight.~
19    4, 802 |        all things for his early flight.~
20    4, 820 |        the dream; then took his flight~
21    4, 828 |         us once again to speedy flight.~
22    4, 949 |     These boding omens his base flight pursue!”~
23    4, 1003|        various goddess took her flight,~
24    5, 281 |                     To smoother flight, and shoots upon her wings:~
25    5, 336 |             And dogs pursue his flight with imitated cries.~
26    5, 885 |    woods and caverns take their flight,~
27    5, 969 |       shades, and took his airy flight.~
28    5, 1061|     vanquish’d, and secur’d his flight;~
29    5, 1091|         God of Sleep, with easy flight,~
30    6, 280 |      descending from their airy flight,~
31    6, 289 |      still the motions of their flight,~
32    6, 295 |               They wing’d their flight aloft; then, stooping low,~
33    6, 343 |      presumes to steer his airy flight;~
34    6, 430 |            And wing their hasty flight to happier lands;~
35    6, 628 |                              My flight should urge you to this
36    7, 31  |     gales that sped their happy flight.~
37    7, 98  |     whence they took their airy flight,)~
38    7, 396 |        from Argos took her airy flight,~
39    7, 479 |      the Latian palace took her flight:~
40    8, 287 |      winds, or Scythian arrows’ flight,~
41    8, 310 |         and hither wing’d their flight.~
42    8, 560 |      brown air precipitates his flight.~
43    8, 647 |      friendly court directs his flight.~
44    8, 936 |         arrows; at whose winged flight~
45    9, 16  |        a radiant rainbow in her flight.~
46    9, 92  |     when the chief prepar’d his flight,~
47    9, 103 |     Trojan prince, to speed his flight.~
48    9, 189 |        Palladium, the pretended flight:~
49    9, 513 |      scud away, and haste their flight~
50    9, 739 |                             Nor flight was left, nor hopes to force
51    9, 886 |   breathing air, that broke his flight:~
52    9, 976 |      despair precipitates their flight.~
53    9, 998 |         means of safe return by flight are left.”~
54    9, 1078|       fares, and, unresolved of flight,~
55   10, 183 |                     Hopeless of flight, more hopeless of relief.~
56   10, 278 |                  And wing’d his flight, to chant aloft in air.~
57   10, 284 |        billows on, to speed his flight.~
58   10, 509 |         scatter’d in a shameful flight.~
59   10, 519 |         his honors—shun ignoble flight!~
60   10, 831 |      slowness of your steeds in flight;~
61   10, 961 |       she should follow, and my flight proclaim.”~
62   10, 976 |       reproach’d their shameful flight,~
63   10, 1128|       sought to save himself by flight:~
64   11, 534 |    sought his safety in ignoble flight.~
65   11, 601 |      giv’n him but to speed his flight.~
66   11, 826 |        raging flood his farther flight restrains,~
67   11, 881 |       arms, and take thy steepy flight,~
68   11, 894 |                      With rapid flight, and cuts the sounding sky:~
69   11, 922 |          to save their backs in flight.~
70   11, 925 |                  And urge their flight: Asylas leads the chase;~
71   11, 1075|       leader, by his name, from flight;~
72   11, 1127|       on, she seeks her foes in flight,~
73   11, 1236| beauteous Opis thither bent her flight,~
74   11, 1261|                     Confus’d in flight, they bear each other down,~
75   12, 133 |         fleetness match’d their flight.~
76   12, 379 |         lags, and labors in his flight,~
77   12, 699 |   straight, now with a wheeling flight,~
78   12, 864 |                      Disus’d to flight, and shoot their sleepy
79   12, 938 |    Latins hoot their champion’s flight!~
80   12, 1064|         Now ’t is but death, or flight; disarm’d he flies,~
81   12, 1243|      such a sudden and unseen a flight~
82   12, 1267|                    The sounding flight, and fun’ral screams of
83   12, 1288|        swiftness can secure thy flight;~