Book, Verse

 1    1, Arg |        Neptune drives off the Winds, and calms the sea. AEneas,
 2    1, 80  | imperial curbs the struggling winds,~
 3    1, 98  |      pow’r of tempests and of winds has giv’n;~
 4    1, 105 |                 Raise all thy winds; with night involve the
 5    1, 122 |                    The raging winds rush thro’ the hollow wound,~
 6    1, 183 |                     By stormy winds and wintry heav’n oppress’
 7    1, 188 |      thus rebuk’d: “Audacious winds! from whence~
 8    1, 502 |               With prosp’rous winds; a woman leads the way.~
 9    1, 542 |                           The winds are chang’d, your friends
10    1, 753 |                          When winds and ev’ry warring element~
11    2, 152 |      wintry seas and southern winds~
12    2, 565 |          Thus, when the rival winds their quarrel try,~
13    2, 846 | mountain ash, which dar’d the winds,~
14    2, 960 |      Vulcan’s rage the rising winds conspire,~
15    2, 1030|        Driv’n on the wings of winds, whole sheets of fire,~
16    3, 103 |       Here, borne by friendly winds, we come ashore,~
17    3, 157 |                   Appease the winds, and seek the Gnossian shore.~
18    3, 164 |   milk-white ewe, the western winds to please,~
19    3, 191 |         And blasts of noisome winds corrupt the year;~
20    3, 258 |                  The ruffling winds the foamy billows raise;~
21    3, 574 |    Nor sets in order what the winds disperse.~
22    3, 691 |            And you who raging winds and waves appease,~
23    3, 702 |     Shuts out the storms; the winds and waves complain,~
24    3, 744 |                  The flagging winds forsook us, with the sun;~
25    4, 70  |        Till storms and winter winds shall cease to threat,~
26    4, 328 |         Go, mount the western winds, and cleave the sky;~
27    4, 351 |        and mounts the western winds:~
28    4, 365 |              Is beaten by the winds, with foggy vapors bound.~
29    4, 447 |          Ev’n when the wintry winds command your stay,~
30    4, 623 |                   Wait better winds, and hope a calmer sea.~
31    4, 638 |                  As, when the winds their airy quarrel try,~
32    4, 759 |                           The winds no longer whisper thro’
33    5, 27  |         Mark how the shifting winds from west arise,~
34    5, 74  |       And pray for prosp’rous winds, our voyage to renew;~
35    5, 273 | success, and call the willing winds;~
36    5, 416 |  Spread out, as on the winged winds, they flew,~
37    5, 789 |                  Supplies the winds to wing her airy way,~
38    5, 999 |                    The rising winds a ruffling gale afford,~
39    5, 1098|                           The winds, my friend, inspire a pleasing
40    6, 2   |                           The winds, and reach’d at length the
41    6, 243 |             Son of the God of Winds: none so renown’d~
42    6, 480 |                    Now by the winds and raging waves I swear,~
43    6, 493 |                   And now, by winds and waves, my lifeless limbs
44    6, 715 |                 Driv’n by the winds and errors of the sea,~
45    6, 952 |                          Like winds, or empty dreams that fly
46    7, 37  |   from her face the breathing winds were blown,~
47    7, 292 |                    Nor wintry winds to Latium forc’d our way,~
48    7, 553 |            Give to the wanton winds their flowing hair,~
49    7, 1100|               Outstripp’d the winds in speed upon the plain,~
50    8, 287 |                  Swift as the winds, or Scythian arrows’ flight,~
51    8, 568 |            Of winged southern winds and cloudy store~
52    8, 784 |                         Which winds disperse by fits, and shew
53    8, 944 |                            By winds and waves, and scudding
54    9, 105 |                   Let neither winds o’erset, nor waves intomb~
55    9, 419 |                  Which all in winds were lost, and flitting
56    9, 533 |                            He winds the wood, and, list’ning,
57    9, 656 |            Expos’d my life to winds and winter seas!~
58    9, 714 |  stuck, the fiery plague; the winds were high;~
59    9, 748 |                Runs, doubles, winds and turns, amidst the war;~
60    9, 927 |        Dance to the whistling winds, and at each other nod.~
61   10, 149 |                            So winds, when yet unfledg’d in woods
62   10, 157 |        The clouds dispel; the winds their breath restrain;~
63   10, 238 |                    And oft of winds enquir’d, and of the tide;~
64   10, 496 |                     As wintry winds, contending in the sky,~
65   10, 566 |      when, in summer, welcome winds arise,~
66   10, 956 |              Or, O ye pitying winds, a wretch relieve!~
67   10, 983 |                     To raging winds and roaring waves oppos’
68   11, 895 |       Black clouds and stormy winds around her body fly.~
69   11, 1166|                   Shuffled in winds the rest, and toss’d in
70   12, 133 |                  Nor northern winds in fleetness match’d their
71   12, 163 |              He pushes at the winds; he digs the strand~
72   12, 761 |       rent sides, and both by winds are blown;~
73   12, 952 |       are toss’d on high; the winds conspire~
74   12, 1292|         Wish for the wings of winds, to mount the sky;~