Book, Verse

 1    1, 339 |        there in quiet rules, and crown’d with fame.~
 2    1, 366 |         thirty rolling years the crown shall wear,~
 3    1, 630 |        are with brazen cov’rings crown’d;~
 4    1, 922 |         orient necklace, and the crown she wore;~
 5    1, 1013|          with sparkling wine are crown’d,~
 6    1, 1018|        The queen commanded to be crown’d with wine:~
 7    1, 1030|       then she took, with nectar crown’d~
 8    2, 312 |  destruction. Boys with chaplets crown’d,~
 9    2, 850 |        felt on high; the nodding crown~
10    3, 91  |         cypress and blue fillets crown’d,~
11    3, 106 |     priest and king, with laurel crown’d,~
12    3, 132 |    children’s children shall the crown sustain.’~
13    3, 390 |          of turf, with gifts she crown’d,~
14    3, 455 |         with sparkling wine were crown’d.~
15    3, 688 |                 My sire Anchises crown’d a cup with wine,~
16    3, 924 |      Agragas, with lofty summits crown’d,~
17    4, 178 |          So shall their loves be crown’d with due delights,~
18    4, 292 |       columns were with garlands crown’d,~
19    4, 364 |          head, with piny forests crown’d,~
20    4, 399 |                     The promis’d crown let young Ascanius wear,~
21    4, 666 |       fleeces, and with garlands crown’d:~
22    5, 92  |         the rites, with garlands crown’d.”~
23    5, 177 |                    Their temples crown, and shade their sweaty
24    5, 387 | sprightly grace and equal beauty crown’d;~
25    5, 518 |        can you bear the ravish’d crown,~
26    5, 657 |           late with naval honors crown’d.~
27    5, 709 |          victor, and with laurel crown’d.~
28    5, 995 |         in feasts, their temples crown’d;~
29    5, 1013|                       With olive crown’d, a charger in his hands;~
30    5, 1027|     world, and wore th’ imperial crown,~
31    6, 267 |           fell’d from the steepy crown~
32    6, 735 |    auspicious prince, with glory crown’d,~
33    6, 904 |       temples were with garlands crown’d.~
34    6, 1046|       restor’d, in Alba shall be crown’d.~
35    6, 1049|                    But they, who crown’d with oaken wreaths appear,~
36    6, 1056|                              The crown that once his injur’d grandsire
37    6, 1070|    golden turrets on her temples crown’d;~
38    6, 1086|  shoulders with their lights are crown’d.~
39    6, 1102|        The paths of honor, and a crown in view?~
40    6, 1104|              His head with olive crown’d, his hand a censer bears,~
41    6, 1113|             By dint of sword his crown he shall increase,~
42    6, 1157|         Cossus goes with laurels crown’d.~
43    7, Arg |      Lavinia, the heiress of his crown. Turnus, being in love with
44    7, 112 |                              Her crown and jewels crackled in the
45    7, 118 |          honor, shall herself be crown’d;~
46    7, 181 |                                  Crown high the goblets with a
47    7, 195 |      brow with cheerful green is crown’d,~
48    7, 305 |                     Shook Asia’s crown with European arms;~
49    7, 360 |       yours, while I command the crown:~
50    7, 367 |       One only daughter heirs my crown and state,~
51    7, 588 |         with an olive wreath are crown’d.~
52    7, 595 |                        Usurp thy crown, enjoy thy victories?~
53    7, 908 |           with palms and laurels crown’d.~
54    7, 1034|              And peaceful olives crown’d his hoary head.~
55    7, 1110|          ringlets of her hair is crown’d,~
56    8, 68  |         how with sure success to crown thy pains,~
57    8, 362 |         your heads with garlands crown:~
58    8, 405 |       The den and death of Cacus crown the feast.~
59    8, 631 |                      Assum’d the crown, with arbitrary pow’r.~
60    8, 665 |                            Their crown, and ev’ry regal ornament:~
61    8, 807 |     Meantime the mother goddess, crown’d with charms,~
62    8, 905 |                          A naval crown, that binds his manly brows,~
63    9, 404 |                                  Crown’d with success, I for thyself
64    9, 996 |          proffers with Lavinia’s crown:~
65   10, 75  |          let him live, without a crown.~
66   10, 355 |                     With turrets crown’d! (on Ida’s holy hill~
67   11, 21  |       Our toils, my friends, are crown’d with sure success;~
68   11, 334 |                                A crown usurp’d, which with their
69   11, 505 |                       With olive crown’d: the presents they shall
70   11, 567 |       beauteous princess, with a crown in dow’r,~
71   11, 710 |    disorder’d haste the rampires crown.~
72   12, 29  |                       To him the crown and beauteous bride remain.”~
73   12, 277 |      shall renounce th’ Ausonian crown:~
74   12, 287 |                              The crown to King Latinus I resign:~
75   12, 438 |         prince, and by his regal crown;~
76   12, 456 |      blow, he seiz’d his curling crown~
77   12, 612 |          the flow’rs with purple crown’d,~
78   12, 619 |      pours it in a bowl, already crown’d~
79   12, 648 |                              And crown with honors of the conquer’
80   12, 1228|         serpents girt alike, and crown’d with hissing hair.~