Book, Verse

 1    1, 452 |  Above that style—O more than mortal fair!~
 2    1, 495 |       d thus, and seiz’d with mortal fright,~
 3    1, 853 |         And parents more than mortal gave you birth.~
 4    2, 193 |             Which, O! if pity mortal minds can move,~
 5    2, 387 |                       If by a mortal hand my father’s throne~
 6    2, 820 |      The mists and films that mortal eyes involve,~
 7    2, 853 |               And mourns with mortal groans th’ approaching fate:~
 8    3, 771 |            Somewhat betwixt a mortal and a sprite,~
 9    3, 815 |       remove this plague from mortal view!~
10    3, 849 |   drag my loathsome days with mortal fright,~
11    3, 895 |                  New pangs of mortal fear our minds assail;~
12    4, 486 |    vital breath inspires this mortal frame.~
13    4, 556 |  death has once dissolv’d her mortal frame;~
14    4, 686 |     the stage, surpris’d with mortal fright;~
15    4, 721 |                             A mortal paleness in her face appears:~
16    4, 895 |            Perpetual hate and mortal wars proclaim,~
17    4, 937 |            Receive a soul, of mortal anguish eas’d:~
18    5, 361 |       heavy wheels; or with a mortal wound~
19    5, 847 | majestic voice, and more than mortal mien!~
20    6, 77  |      with an accent more than mortal spoke.~
21    6, 91  |      the proud Grecian’s only mortal part:~
22    6, 526 |                               Mortal, whate’er, who this forbidden
23    6, 718 |                  To view with mortal eyes our dark retreats,~
24    6, 977 |      Can covet lazy limbs and mortal breath?”~
25    6, 991 |                            Of mortal members, subject to decay,~
26    6, 1020|           The soul may suffer mortal flesh again.”~
27    6, 1138|                          With mortal hate each other shall pursue:~
28    7, 138 |       from above, a more than mortal sound~
29    7, 287 |       after, when exempt from mortal earth,~
30    7, 390 |   wombs conceiv’d a more than mortal birth.~
31    7, 429 |                      And by a mortal man at length am foil’d.~
32    7, 643 | breathes defiance, blood, and mortal war.~
33    7, 915 |                             A mortal woman mixing with a god.~
34    8, 42  |               And beasts, and mortal men. The Trojan chief~
35    9, 111 |       For vessels molded by a mortal hand?~
36    9, 133 |       a voice, with more than mortal sounds,~
37    9, 887 |  Shorn of his beams, a man to mortal sight.~
38   10, 42  |            One more audacious mortal will be found;~
39   10, 216 |                          Thus mortal war was wag’d on either
40   10, 526 |                          With mortal hands to meet a mortal foe.~
41   10, 526 |   With mortal hands to meet a mortal foe.~
42   10, 564 |       from his chariot with a mortal wound,~
43   10, 589 |        But, when the father’s mortal race was run,~
44   10, 657 |     bounds of life are set to mortal man.~
45   10, 838 |       by thyself, O more than mortal man!~
46   10, 854 | Meantime the King of Gods and Mortal Man~
47   11, 426 |    Mad as I was, when I, with mortal arms,~
48   11, 811 |      nymphs I lov’d of all my mortal train,~
49   12, 632 |                    This is no mortal work, no cure of mine,~
50   12, 687 |       heard, and, seiz’d with mortal fear,~
51   12, 805 |       equal ranks, and mix in mortal fight.~
52   12, 924 |                 Your share of mortal sorrows to sustain,~
53   12, 1098|                           The mortal tumult mounts, and thunders
54   12, 1182|    Engag’d against my foes in mortal fight.~
55   12, 1232|                  The minds of mortal men with fears to fill,~