Book, Verse

 1    1, Arg | discover the country, meets his mother in the shape of an huntress,
 2    1, 434 |     Before his eyes his goddess mother stood:~
 3    1, 528 |                     Fate and my mother goddess led my way.~
 4    1, 821 |      rest agrees with what your mother said.”~
 5    1, 826 |                             His mother goddess, with her hands
 6    1, 919 |                             Her mother Leda’s present, when she
 7    1, 939 |         thee thy much-afflicted mother flies,~
 8    1, 967 |           He walks Iulus in his mother’s sight,~
 9    1, 1006|         he, not mindless of his mother’s pray’r,~
10    2, Arg |        by the appearance of his mother Venus, he is prevail’d upon
11    2, 801 |                              My mother stood reveal’d before my
12    2, 824 |      Nor fear obedience to your mother’s will.~
13    2, 839 |                    Haste; and a mother’s care your passage shall
14    2, 901 |                       O goddess mother, give me back to Fate;~
15    2, 1071|                      My goddess mother, or my royal race.~
16    3, 127 | Undaunted youths, go, seek that mother earth~
17    3, 152 |                Till Cybele, the mother of the gods,~
18    3, 439 |               O tell me how his mother’s loss he bears,~
19    4, 45  |             Without the joys of mother or of wife?~
20    4, 475 |          Some babe to bless the mother’s mournful sight,~
21    4, 683 |        Or mad Orestes, when his mother’s ghost~
22    4, 747 |                     Robbing the mother’s love. The destin’d queen~
23    5, 51  |                             His mother was a dame of Dardan blood;~
24    5, 598 |       weighty limbs his ancient mother press’d.~
25    5, 807 |        blest with riches, and a mother’s name.~
26    5, 1018|                    Meantime the mother goddess, full of fears,~
27    6, 187 |                              My mother greater, my descent the
28    6, 282 |                     He knew his mother’s birds; and thus he pray’
29    6, 299 |                 Where the proud mother views her precious brood,~
30    6, 501 |        Or, if a nearer way your mother shows,~
31    6, 1067|                     High as the Mother of the Gods in place,~
32    7, Arg |        with her, favor’d by her mother, and stirr’d up by June
33    7, 71  |                             His mother; fair Marica was her name.~
34    7, 186 |                 Then Earth, the mother of the heav’nly race,~
35    7, 190 |        last his sire below, and mother queen above.~
36    7, 562 |    right, nor think the name of mother vain;~
37    7, 614 |                    You tell me, mother, what I knew before:~
38    7, 1044|        as his sire, and, as his mother, fair;~
39    8, 115 |                AEneas takes the mother and her brood,~
40    8, 444 |                    Warn’d by my mother nymph, and call’d by Heav’
41    8, 504 |                               A mother kneels a suppliant for her
42    8, 673 |       should, but he’s a Sabine mother’s son,~
43    8, 692 |                  But his bright mother, from a breaking cloud,~
44    8, 708 |                      My goddess mother, whose indulgent care~
45    8, 807 |                    Meantime the mother goddess, crown’d with charms,~
46    9, 95  |                      And with a mother’s majesty begun:~
47    9, 110 |                   How dare you, mother, endless date demand~
48    9, 127 |                  When the great Mother of the Gods was free~
49    9, 224 |                             His mother was a huntress of the wood,~
50    9, 283 |                       Nor let a mother’s curse my name pursue:~
51    9, 378 |        Of Priam’s royal race my mother came—~
52    9, 398 |                             Thy mother all the dues shall justly
53    9, 405 |      thou fail, shall thy lov’d mother share.”~
54    9, 631 |         mournful message to the mother’s ears.~
55    9, 666 |             To bear the madding mother to her tent.~
56    9, 847 |      mix’d with eunuchs, in the Mother’s rites,~
57    9, 860 |                   Who, like his mother, bears aloft his head,~
58    9, 917 |         Like firs that on their mother mountain rise,~
59   10, 333 |                      The mighty Mother chang’d our forms to these,~
60   10, 354 |                Hear thou, great Mother of the deities.~
61   10, 438 |           Was from his wretched mother ripp’d and torn;~
62   10, 457 |        had reach’d him; but his mother’s care~
63   10, 768 |                     A nymph his mother, and his sire a god.~
64   10, 780 |                    Far from thy mother and thy native home,~
65   10, 1161|        th’ imbroider’d coat his mother wove;~
66   11, 102 |                      No more to mother earth or the green stem
67   11, 515 |                       Noble his mother was, and near the throne;~
68   11, 722 |        matrons, that attend the mother queen:~
69   11, 819 |                Casmilla was her mother; but he drown’d~
70   11, 934 |    upper ground, and seek their mother sea;~
71   12, 82  |                     His goddess mother is not near, to shroud~
72   12, 114 |                               O mother, do not by your tears prepare~
73   12, 313 |        orphan now, cut from the mother earth~
74   12, 607 |             But now the goddess mother, mov’d with grief,~
75   12, 1126|        O Faunus, pity! and thou Mother Earth,~
76   12, 1226|               These their brown mother, brooding on her care,~