Book, Verse

 1    1, 84  |       hall th’ undaunted monarch stands,~
 2    1, 208 |       himself with ready trident stands,~
 3    1, 647 |          where old unhappy Priam stands!~
 4    1, 675 |            But the stern goddess stands unmov’d with pray’r.~
 5    1, 723 |    unseen, surpris’d with wonder stands,~
 6    2, 256 |    Trojan walls, and in the city stands;~
 7    2, 830 |           in arms, imperial Juno stands~
 8    2, 969 |        the walls a ruin’d temple stands,~
 9    2, 1043|   captive matrons, in long order stands.~
10    3, 515 |          mountain’s brow Petilia stands,~
11    3, 725 |          opposite, Lacinian Juno stands;~
12    4, 81  | beauteous queen before her altar stands,~
13    4, 750 |       and next the highest altar stands:~
14    4, 952 |       the wound the cruel weapon stands;~
15    5, 156 |     rising, like a tow’ring city stands;~
16    5, 165 |                            There stands a rock: the raging billows
17    5, 543 |        at their weight, the hero stands,~
18    5, 562 |        mighty bones and brawn he stands,~
19    5, 583 |         Heavy with age, Entellus stands his ground,~
20    5, 668 |        mast the feather’d weapon stands:~
21    5, 1012|        the deck the godlike hero stands,~
22    6, 207 |                            There stands a tree; the queen of Stygian
23    6, 400 |        the passage, horrid Hydra stands,~
24    6, 413 |                     There Charon stands, who rules the dreary coast—~
25    6, 431 |        thick, the shiv’ring army stands,~
26    6, 778 |            More formidable Hydra stands within,~
27    6, 857 |          and iron arch above it, stands~
28    6, 878 |                            There stands conspicuous in his flowing
29    7, 104 |         parts of heav’n his navy stands,~
30    7, 201 |          flows, and here Numicus stands;~
31    7, 811 |            Propp’d on himself he stands; his solid sides~
32    7, 961 |       Feronia’s grove and temple stands,~
33    7, 1078|               With horns exalted stands, and seems to low—~
34    7, 1093|          black water of Pomptina stands.~
35    8, 255 |                How desart now it stands, expos’d in air!~
36    8, 321 |               The court of Cacus stands reveal’d to sight;~
37    8, 333 |                         The hero stands above, and from afar~
38    8, 624 |         Not far from hence there stands a hilly town,~
39    8, 792 |                                  Stands by the streams that wash
40    9, 343 |         both, (on you my fortune stands;~
41    9, 861 |        ning brows, and bellowing stands,~
42    9, 1030|                     Strong Halys stands in vain; weak Phlegys flies;~
43   10, 499 |                                  Stands without motion, and the
44   10, 664 |                              And stands already on the verge of
45   10, 773 |                                  Stands o’er the prostrate wretch,
46   11, 623 |                       Triumphant stands; the Grecians are o’erthrown;~
47   11, 725 |      cliff, where Pallas’ temple stands;~
48   11, 795 |       the vale a steepy mountain stands,~
49   11, 1190|     within her breast the weapon stands;~
50   11, 1271|        matrons, from their lofty stands,~
51   12, 293 |     Latian king before his altar stands.~
52   12, 332 |          moves, and at his altar stands~
53   12, 617 |         rous panacee. Unseen she stands,~
54   12, 624 |         blood, and in the bottom stands:~
55   12, 849 | Advancing to the front, the hero stands,~
56   12, 1026|                       Ev’n death stands still; nor from above they
57   12, 1028|         silent order either army stands,~
58   12, 1045|                             Mute stands the herd; the heifers roll
59   12, 1331|              Astonish’d while he stands, and fix’d with fear,~