Book, Verse

 1    1, 198 |            The liquid empire fell, and trident of the sea.~
 2    2, 120 |                   My kinsman fell. Then I, without support,~
 3    2, 500 |                    Androgeos fell among us, with his band,~
 4    2, 688 |                              Fell the reward of the proud
 5    2, 758 |                   Thus Priam fell, and shar’d one common fate~
 6    2, 1003|     by her fatal destiny she fell,~
 7    3, 125 |                 Prostrate we fell; confess’d the present god,~
 8    3, 757 |                And, where he fell, th’ avenging father drew~
 9    4, 576 |      Then oaks for oars they fell’d; or, as they stood,~
10    4, 726 |     worse than when Sichaeus fell;~
11    4, 989 |        And, fainting thrice, fell grov’ling on the bed;~
12    5, 428 |      d first, and, slipping, fell upon the plain,~
13    5, 433 |                           He fell, besmear’d with filth and
14    5, 597 |           Headlong and heavy fell; his ample breast~
15    5, 1116|                              Fell heavy on him, plung’d him
16    5, 1118|                  Headlong he fell, and, struggling in the
17    6, 8   | search for hollow trees, and fell the woods,~
18    6, 46  |    conquer’d and the monster fell.~
19    6, 153 |           At length her fury fell, her foaming ceas’d,~
20    6, 249 |    Pelides’ arms when Hector fell,~
21    6, 267 |        Huge trunks of trees, fell’d from the steepy crown~
22    6, 465 |                              Fell headlong down. The Trojan
23    6, 478 |                            I fell; and, with my weight, the
24    6, 678 |                          And fell upon a heap of slaughter’
25    9, 93  |                          And fell’d his timber from Mount
26    9, 175 |                         They fell; but will they fall a second
27    9, 464 |  with heavy sleep the former fell,~
28    9, 494 |                           He fell; and they the glorious gift
29    9, 579 |                         Down fell the beauteous youth: the
30    9, 595 |  quiet on his bleeding bosom fell,~
31    9, 737 |                  Light as he fell, so light the youth arose,~
32    9, 953 |    Not by the feeble dart he fell oppress’d~
33    9, 1044|                 Then Clytius fell beneath his fatal spear,~
34   10, 431 |                 Great Theron fell, an omen of the fight;~
35   10, 437 |                 Next, Lichas fell, who, not like others born,~
36   10, 580 | Ladon, Demodocus, and Pheres fell.~
37   10, 661 |              My own Sarpedon fell beneath his foe;~
38   10, 741 |                  When Pallas fell: so deems, nor deems alone~
39   10, 752 |              The holy coward fell; and, forc’d to yield,~
40   10, 986 |             Beneath his feet fell haughty Hebrus dead,~
41   10, 1180|     the great AEneas’ hand I fell.’”~
42   11, 174 |                              Fell without fault, our quarrel
43   11, 204 |                           To fell the timber, and forget the
44   11, 252 |     not his fault, my Pallas fell so young,~
45   11, 310 |     in the places where they fell are laid;~
46   11, 415 |                              Fell at his threshold; and the
47   11, 646 |                   Who comely fell, by no dishonest wound,~
48   11, 959 |                Transfix’d he fell, and doubled to the ground.~
49   11, 1156|                          Are fell’d for thee, and to thy glory
50   12, 440 |                  Backward he fell; and, as his fate design’
51   12, 727 |    What chiefs and champions fell on either side,~
52   12, 746 |     Cethegus, Tanais, Tagus, fell oppress’d,~
53   12, 780 |        Betwixt the wheels he fell; the wheels, that bore~
54   12, 796 |                        Iolas fell, whom not the Grecian pow’
55   12, 932 |                  Brave Ufens fell with honor on the place,~
56   12, 1116|   heedless hands the Trojans fell’d the tree,~