Book, Verse

 1    1, 479 |     strife ensued, and cursed gold the cause.~
 2    1, 678 |        and there, for sums of gold,~
 3    1, 831 |      marble, when enchas’d in gold:~
 4    1, 904 |     And antique vases, all of gold emboss’d~
 5    1, 905 |                           The gold itself inferior to the cost),~
 6    1, 924 |       with gems, and one with gold.~
 7    1, 1036|     With pleasure swill’d the gold, nor ceas’d to draw,~
 8    2, 687 |          The posts, of plated gold, and hung with spoils,~
 9    2, 738 |     sorrows, and, for sums of gold,~
10    3, 73  |                   Loaded with gold, he sent his darling, far~
11    3, 80  |   sacred hunger of pernicious gold!~
12    3, 595 |                    With heavy gold, and polish’d elephant;~
13    3, 599 |           Thrice chain’d with gold, for use and ornament;~
14    3, 677 |   Orion, arm’d with burnish’d gold.~
15    4, 384 |          A purple scarf, with gold embroider’d o’er,~
16    5, 114 |       but streak’d with scaly gold:~
17    5, 147 |                     Ingots of gold and silver, heap’d on high,~
18    5, 326 |                         Where gold and purple strive in equal
19    5, 345 |       rous with its plates of gold,~
20    5, 704 |    goblet, rough with figur’d gold,~
21    5, 730 |     Their chains of burnish’d gold hung down before.~
22    6, 17  |        the temple roof’d with gold.~
23    6, 49  |    assay’d to cast his son in gold;~
24    6, 211 |    rind and leaves of radiant gold:~
25    6, 218 |                   The lurking gold upon the fatal tree:~
26    6, 304 |      with ease, the ling’ring gold;~
27    6, 827 |      brooding on unprofitable gold;~
28    6, 833 |     their faith for bribes of gold.~
29    6, 846 |    foreign lords, for foreign gold;~
30    6, 1081|       restore a better age of gold.~
31    7, 384 |       their teeth the foaming gold.~
32    7, 572 |        pregnant with almighty gold,~
33    7, 878 |      plated, and with ductile gold.~
34    8, 226 |   bridles, with their bits of gold,~
35    8, 458 |               Now roof’d with gold, then thatch’d with homely
36    8, 576 |       Pallas, and renew their gold.~
37    8, 585 |     molten silver, brass, and gold,~
38    8, 733 |     studded work, and paws of gold.~
39    8, 824 |       d steel, one stiff with gold:~
40    8, 830 |  Roman triumphs rising on the gold:~
41    8, 870 |   with straw, now roof’d with gold.~
42    8, 875 |                           The gold dissembled well their yellow
43    8, 877 |                               Gold are their vests; long Alpine
44    9, 55  |             His helm of massy gold, and crimson was his crest.~
45    9, 352 |   great talents of the finest gold;~
46    9, 408 |              Magnificent with gold. Lycaon made,~
47    9, 488 |       with nails of burnish’d gold.~
48    9, 958 |   double mail, with scales of gold.~
49   10, 205 |                   Enchas’d in gold, or polish’d iv’ry set,~
50   10, 434 |         But armor scal’d with gold was no defense~
51   10, 691 |      d the shining belt, with gold inlaid;~
52   10, 732 | silver ingots, and in bars of gold:~
53   11, 104 |     Of purple woven, and with gold emboss’d,~
54   11, 387 |      peace, and for an age of gold,~
55   11, 508 |                   And sums of gold. Among yourselves debate~
56   11, 736 |      metal damask’d o’er with gold.~
57   11, 1141|                               Gold, weav’d with linen, on his
58   11, 1147|       shine herself in Trojan gold.~
59   12, 193 |               Glitt’ring with gold, and vests in purple dyed;~
60   12, 637 |     with cuishes of refulgent gold:~