Book, Verse

 1    1, 251 |      Trojans, dropping wet, or stand around~
 2    1, 351 |        of thine are fix’d, and stand entire.~
 3    1, 604 |               Some at the gate stand ready to receive~
 4    2, 434 |                   Where make a stand? and what may yet be done?’~
 5    2, 957 |                              I stand resign’d, and am prepar’
 6    3, 144 |        plains a hundred cities stand.~
 7    3, 391 |        sacred priests in order stand around,~
 8    3, 526 |      Tack to the larboard, and stand off to sea:~
 9    3, 533 |    rising cities in long order stand,~
10    3, 721 |      we stretch our sails, and stand~
11    4, 123 |     the rising tow’rs are at a stand;~
12    4, 141 |                            You stand possess’d of all your soul
13    4, 195 |        guards in martial order stand.~
14    4, 826 |  spread your flying sails, and stand to sea.~
15    5, 21  |                                Stand to your tackle, mates, and
16    5, 44  | Meantime Acestes, from a lofty stand,~
17    5, 88  |    iron gauntlets arm’d, shall stand~
18    5, 211 |    round, he charg’d his pilot stand~
19    5, 383 |    rival runners without order stand;~
20    5, 481 |                                Stand forth the champion, and
21    5, 490 |        alone in combat us’d to stand~
22    5, 566 |             Both on the tiptoe stand, at full extent,~
23    5, 938 |     dastard crew, who dare not stand~
24    6, 31  |           The mournful parents stand around in tears,~
25    6, 111 |     thy faithful oracles shall stand,~
26    6, 256 |   gazing crowd around the body stand.~
27    6, 527 |       to tread, I charge thee, stand,~
28    6, 1073|        Now fix your sight, and stand intent, to see~
29    7, 382 |        caparison’d with purple stand,~
30    7, 662 |    invents, and takes a steepy stand,~
31    7, 842 |              Before his temple stand: the dire abode,~
32    7, 998 |                           Than stand these troops: their bucklers
33    8, 152 |      the stern AEneas took his stand,~
34    8, 849 |     chiefs before Jove’s altar stand,~
35    9, 203 |        Rutulian captains ready stand,~
36    9, 425 |           Unharnass’d chariots stand along the shore:~
37    9, 430 |         Occasion offers, and I stand prepar’d;~
38    9, 511 |                                Stand! stand! why thus in arms?
39    9, 511 |                         Stand! stand! why thus in arms? And whither
40    9, 559 |                            All stand amaz’d—a second jav’lin
41    9, 921 |     right and on the left they stand,~
42    9, 1063|                           They stand, they join, they thicken
43   10, 155 |      begins, the silent senate stand~
44   10, 165 |     Each to his proper fortune stand or fall;~
45   10, 184 |        Thin on the tow’rs they stand; and ev’n those few~
46   10, 259 |        spears in warlike order stand,~
47   10, 396 |      while stagg’ring yet they stand~
48   10, 527 |            See on what foot we stand: a scanty shore,~
49   10, 641 |        downward from his hilly stand:~
50   10, 713 | friends upon the brink of ruin stand,~
51   10, 1191|      train of youth around him stand;~
52   11, 213 |       out the gate, the people stand,~
53   11, 595 |     mine his tow’ring trophies stand.~
54   12, 19  |      more excuses or delays: I stand~
55   12, 134 |               Officious grooms stand ready by his side;~
56   12, 198 |      their ample shields, they stand,~
57   12, 351 |        army; count ’em as they stand:~
58   12, 823 |     troops about their gen’ral stand,~
59   12, 1230|      throne of angry Jove they stand,~
60   12, 1360|  suspense the Trojan seem’d to stand,~