Book, Verse

 1    1, 313 |               Not free from tears, her heav’nly sire bespoke:~
 2    1, 650 |                He said (his tears a ready passage find),~
 3    2, 15  |          I will restrain my tears, and briefly tell~
 4    2, 197 |                       False tears true pity move; the king
 5    2, 263 |                       False tears and fawning words the city
 6    2, 353 |    he seem’d, and bath’d in tears;~
 7    2, 886 |            Our pray’rs, our tears, our loud laments, are vain.~
 8    2, 1053|                         Nor tears, nor cries, can give the
 9    3, 15  |              With sighs and tears I leave my native shore,~
10    3, 61  |                         The tears distil not from the wounded
11    3, 443 |               And fruitless tears came trickling from her
12    3, 447 |                         And tears of joy amidst his welcome
13    3, 637 |                        With tears I took my last adieu, and
14    3, 785 |               And thus with tears and sighs for pity calls:~
15    3, 794 |      This only favor let my tears obtain,~
16    4, 40  |               She said: the tears ran gushing from her eyes,~
17    4, 46  |             Think you these tears, this pompous train of woe,~
18    4, 457 |          I beg you by these tears too truly shed,~
19    4, 633 |   with her own her sister’s tears:~
20    4, 651 |          Sighs, groans, and tears proclaim his inward pains;~
21    4, 935 |         Repress’d the ready tears, and spoke her last:~
22    5, 449 |     beauty, with his tender tears,~
23    5, 796 |              With sighs and tears Anchises’ death bemoan;~
24    5, 1019| thus address’d, with tender tears:~
25    6, 31  |     parents stand around in tears,~
26    6, 512 |   dooming gods, are deaf to tears.~
27    6, 616 |                        With tears he first approach’d the
28    6, 632 |                        With tears, and pray’rs, and late-repenting
29    6, 641 |                  Some pious tears the pitying hero paid,~
30    6, 722 | they, perhaps, in words and tears had spent~
31    6, 930 | with open arms, and falling tears.~
32    6, 949 |        He said; and falling tears his face bedew:~
33    6, 1200|      the ghost replied with tears,~
34    7, 504 |                     Pity my tears, and pity her desert.~
35    8, 736 |  their breasts, dissolve in tears,~
36    8, 741 |   his departing friend; and tears o’erflow his face.~
37    9, 282 |    O let not me the widow’s tears renew!~
38    9, 330 |                   Then into tears of joy the father broke;~
39    9, 393 |    mov’d assistants melt in tears.~
40    9, 458 |                         And tears the peaceful flocks: with
41    9, 664 |        Nor old Ilioneus his tears restrain,~
42   11, 57  |         First, melting into tears, the pious man~
43   11, 134 |       He walks; and the big tears run rolling down his face.~
44   11, 148 |              Restrain’d his tears, and to the camp return’
45   11, 222 | fill’d with tumult and with tears,~
46   11, 270 |   These troops, to view the tears thou shedd’st in vain?~
47   11, 292 |                             Tears, trickling down their breasts,
48   11, 328 |  more solemn, and a pomp of tears.~
49   11, 361 |  fresh laments, and fun’ral tears undried.~
50   11, 530 |     mourning, and a land in tears;~
51   11, 1115|                          He tears her bowels, and her breast
52   12, 88  |      I adjure thee by these tears,~
53   12, 100 |         At this, a flood of tears Lavinia shed;~
54   12, 114 |    O mother, do not by your tears prepare~
55   12, 211 |              With sighs and tears, the goddess of the lake,~
56   12, 237 |    whom Saturnia thus: “Thy tears are late:~
57   12, 880 |                         She tears with both her hands her
58   12, 891 |                     Latinus tears his garments as he goes,~