Book, Verse
1 1, 659 | wakeful Diomede, whose cruel sword~
2 1, 768 | nobler warrior, never drew a sword;~
3 1, 879 | Belus then with fire and sword~
4 2, 585 | No sword avoiding in the fatal strife,~
5 2, 709 | hanging by his side a heavy sword,~
6 2, 780 | burnt, she dreads the Trojan sword;~
7 2, 907 | Haste! gird my sword, tho’ spent and overcome:~
8 2, 913 | once again, my glitt’ring sword I wield,~
9 3, 318 | their plumes the shining sword rebounds.~
10 4, 386 | A sword, with glitt’ring gems diversified,~
11 4, 734 | The spoils and sword he left, in order spread,~
12 4, 833 | drawing forth his flaming sword,~
13 4, 902 | With fire and sword pursue the perjur’d brood;~
14 4, 929 | Unsheathes the sword the Trojan left behind~
15 4, 977 | One sword had serv’d us both, one
16 5, 485 | A sword and helm shall cheer the
17 5, 629 | The sword and casque are carried by
18 6, 371 | courage, and unsheathe thy sword.”~
19 6, 662 | As when his thund’ring sword and pointed spear~
20 6, 703 | from beneath my head my sword convey’d;~
21 6, 1113| By dint of sword his crown he shall increase,~
22 6, 1117| Tarquin kings, th’ avenging sword~
23 6, 1217| thee, foot to foot, with sword and shield;~
24 7, 607 | Tiber’s mouth, with fire and sword destroy.~
25 7, 642 | Arms! arms!” he cries: “my sword and shield prepare!”~
26 8, 510 | With fire and sword my people to destroy,~
27 8, 603 | He sets his trusty sword upon his side,~
28 8, 823 | His hands the fatal sword and corslet hold,~
29 9, 169 | With sword and fire, the faithless
30 9, 407 | broad belt he drew a shining sword,~
31 9, 435 | With his drawn sword, where haughty Rhamnes lay;~
32 9, 445 | neck he drives the fatal sword:~
33 9, 461 | The wrathful sword, or fewer foes destroys;~
34 9, 567 | With his drawn sword. Then, struck with deep
35 9, 577 | Too late he speaks: the sword, which fury guides,~
36 9, 590 | Then whirl’d aloft his sword with all his might:~
37 9, 735 | Slight were his arms, a sword and silver shield:~
38 9, 1038| Turn’d to the right, his sword the hero drew,~
39 9, 1058| Shall then a single sword such slaughter boast,~
40 10, 343 | Thyself the fated sword of Vulcan wield,~
41 10, 435 | Against the fated sword, which open’d wide~
42 10, 452 | The Trojan sword had cur’d his love of boys,~
43 10, 549 | Grateful mistake! but soon the sword decides~
44 10, 715 | He whirls his sword around, without delay,~
45 10, 814 | His flaming sword: AEneas couch’d his spear,~
46 10, 848 | thro’ his breast his fatal sword he sent,~
47 10, 904 | hand appear’d a shining sword to wield,~
48 10, 911 | And flourishes his empty sword in air.~
49 10, 964 | And now the sword, and now the sea took place,~
50 10, 968 | Thrice he the sword assay’d, and thrice the
51 10, 1095| My strong right hand, and sword, assist my stroke!~
52 10, 1132| The lifted sword springs forth to face the
53 10, 1156| lifted high the flaming sword appears,~
54 10, 1173| thy arms, untaken be thy sword;~
55 10, 1289| hast’ning, wav’d his fatal sword~
56 10, 1311| He said, and to the sword his throat applied.~
57 11, 18 | was tied his unavailing sword.~
58 11, 231 | caution, not to tempt the sword!~
59 11, 390 | arms unknown, and tempt the sword,~
60 11, 513 | the field, he shunn’d the sword;~
61 11, 691 | They clash the sword, and clatter on the shield:~
62 11, 1049| With her drawn sword defies him to the field,~
63 11, 1081| Now cast away the sword, and quit the shield!~
64 11, 1207| She drops her sword; she nods her plumy crest,~
65 12, 264 | then unsheath’d his shining sword,~
66 12, 418 | And some with sword in hand assault the foe.~
67 12, 460 | While Podalirius, with his sword, pursued~
68 12, 480 | To this avenging sword the faithless Turnus owe.”~
69 12, 501 | Clashing his sword against his brazen shield,~
70 12, 534 | feeble hold the shining sword,~
71 12, 630 | Arms! arms!” he cries; “the sword and shield prepare,~
72 12, 782 | to shun the glitt’ring sword,~
73 12, 793 | Availing aid against th’ AEnean sword,~
74 12, 916 | So shall your fatal sword his friends oppress,~
75 12, 1062| pieces flies the traitor sword,~
76 12, 1069| T was not the fated sword his father bore,~
77 12, 1101| Demands his trusty sword. The Trojan threats~
78 12, 1137| despairing prince his Daunian sword.~
79 12, 1143| One trusts the sword, and one the pointed lance;~
80 12, 1159| A second sword, when one was lost before,~
81 12, 1375| bosom drove the shining sword.~
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