Book, Verse

 1    1, 134 |  present death in various forms appears.~
 2    1, 221 |         the Father of the Flood appears,~
 3    1, 234 |                                 Appears above, and groves for ever
 4    1, 486 |        dead of night, the ghost appears~
 5    2, Arg |     wife whose ghost afterwards appears to him, and tells him the
 6    2, 352 |         s ghost before my sight appears:~
 7    2, 499 |   grisly Death in sundry shapes appears.~
 8    2, 1047|       thro’ the shades of night appears—~
 9    2, 1048|                                 Appears, no more Creusa, nor my
10    3, 19  |               Against our coast appears a spacious land,~
11    3, 99  |      island in th’ AEgaean main appears;~
12    3, 355 |     length Leucate’s cloudy top appears,~
13    3, 405 |          All of me that remains appears in sight;~
14    3, 441 |      much of Hector in his face appears?’~
15    3, 723 |       From hence Tarentum’s bay appears in view,~
16    3, 842 |        and so vast as Polypheme appears,~
17    3, 900 |       equal fate on either side appears:~
18    4, 194 |             The queen at length appears; on either hand~
19    4, 506 | Anchises’ angry ghost in dreams appears,~
20    4, 676 |      stern AEneas in her dreams appears,~
21    4, 693 |         false vigor in her eyes appears):~
22    4, 721 |     mortal paleness in her face appears:~
23    4, 803 |        once more the winged god appears;~
24    5, 385 |     First Nisus, with Euryalus, appears;~
25    5, 448 |          But favor for Euryalus appears;~
26    5, 486 |      haughty Dares in the lists appears;~
27    5, 721 |        withdrawn, an open plain appears.~
28    6, 32  |       Crete against their shore appears.~
29    6, 269 |      the rest the Trojan prince appears,~
30    6, 582 |          the strict inquisitor, appears;~
31    6, 668 |     with lopp’d arms, the youth appears,~
32    6, 929 |        when AEneas on the plain appears,~
33    6, 1029|     Observe the youth who first appears in sight,~
34    6, 1043|      second Silvius after these appears;~
35    6, 1103|        s the man, who from afar appears?~
36    7, 129 |     swarm of thin aerial shapes appears,~
37    7, 795 |   Ambitious Turnus in the press appears,~
38    7, 924 |        Hercules himself his son appears,~
39    7, 957 |                         In pomp appears, and with his ardor warms~
40    8, 738 |                 The war at hand appears with more affright,~
41    8, 841 |        far from thence new Rome appears, with games~
42    9, 21  |       they divide; immortal day appears,~
43    9, 44  |  pointed darts! the Latian host appears.”~
44    9, 416 |        and vows. Above the rest appears~
45    9, 637 |         then, my lov’d Euryalus appears!~
46   10, 41  |       And a new Diomede in arms appears.~
47   10, 199 |                  Amid the press appears the beauteous boy,~
48   10, 255 |    Asylas on his prow the third appears,~
49   10, 299 |      his poop the sea-green god appears:~
50   10, 1156|   lifted high the flaming sword appears,~
51   11, 51  |              Soon as the prince appears, they raise a cry;~
52   11, 327 |         the palace of the king, appears~
53   11, 367 |        throne, and in the midst appears.~
54   11, 529 |    Dejected grief in ev’ry face appears;~
55   11, 628 |        great Trojan on his bank appears;~
56   11, 724 |             With downcast eyes, appears the fatal bride.~
57   11, 753 |              Soon as the prince appears without the gate,~
58   11, 907 |       and less the middle space appears.~
59   12, 186 |     order issuing from the town appears~
60   12, 255 |        white, a rev’rend priest appears,~
61   12, 330 |                  Turnus himself appears in public sight~
62   12, 335 |    livid deadness in his cheeks appears.~
63   12, 373 |                                 Appears in pomp th’ imperial bird
64   12, 671 |       impetuous rage the prince appears~
65   12, 1085|     bank the deep-mouth’d hound appears,~