Book, Verse

 1    1, 12  |                      What goddess was provok’d, and whence
 2    1, 76  |            Thus rag’d the goddess; and, with fury fraught,~
 3    1, 434 |       Before his eyes his goddess mother stood:~
 4    1, 462 |                        Of goddess, or celestial honors claim:~
 5    1, 528 |        Fate and my mother goddess led my way.~
 6    1, 568 |               Against the goddess these complaints he made,~
 7    1, 574 |  This part perform’d, the goddess flies sublime~
 8    1, 627 |              But more the goddess made the place divine.~
 9    1, 675 |             But the stern goddess stands unmov’d with pray’
10    1, 701 | in the dance the graceful goddess leads~
11    1, 826 |                His mother goddess, with her hands divine,~
12    1, 969 |                       The goddess then to young Ascanius flies,~
13    2, 228 |               Nor did the goddess doubtfully declare~
14    2, 857 |                Before the goddess, foes and flames retire.~
15    2, 901 |                         O goddess mother, give me back to
16    2, 1071|                        My goddess mother, or my royal race.~
17    4, 282 |                       The goddess widely spreads the loud
18    4, 1003|      Downward the various goddess took her flight,~
19    5, 787 |             And sends the goddess of the various bow,~
20    5, 803 |                       The goddess, great in mischief, views
21    5, 845 |                  Behold a goddess in her ardent eyes!~
22    5, 854 |                       The goddess, having done her task below,~
23    5, 888 |             And shake the goddess from their alter’d mind.~
24    5, 1018|       Meantime the mother goddess, full of fears,~
25    5, 1064|  My will’s the same: fair goddess, fear no more,~
26    7, 14  |    A dang’rous coast: the goddess wastes her days~
27    7, 713 |               And now the goddess, exercis’d in ill,~
28    8, 486 |          When love’s fair goddess, anxious for her son,~
29    8, 519 |                       The goddess, proud of her successful
30    8, 536 |   He snatch’d the willing goddess to his arms;~
31    8, 708 |                        My goddess mother, whose indulgent
32    8, 807 |       Meantime the mother goddess, crown’d with charms,~
33    9, 18  |      And thus invokes the goddess as she flies:~
34    9, 94  |               The grandam goddess then approach’d her son,~
35    9, 143 |         No sooner had the goddess ceas’d to speak,~
36    9, 545 |   Guardian of groves, and goddess of the night,~
37   10, 117 |  whom his birth a god and goddess give!~
38   10, 856 |                 My sister goddess, and well-pleasing wife,~
39   10, 862 |               To whom the goddess with the charming eyes,~
40   10, 888 |               To whom the goddess thus, with weeping eyes:~
41   11, 838 |             Accept, great goddess of the woods,’ he said,~
42   11, 1226|        Yet unreveng’d thy goddess will not leave~
43   12, 82  |                       His goddess mother is not near, to shroud~
44   12, 210 |             Then thus the goddess of the skies bespake,~
45   12, 211 | With sighs and tears, the goddess of the lake,~
46   12, 368 |             Nor fails the goddess to foment the rage~
47   12, 607 |               But now the goddess mother, mov’d with grief,~
48   12, 695 |       So drives the rapid goddess o’er the plains;~
49   12, 813 |               The Cyprian goddess now inspires her son~
50   12, 922 |                      Why, goddess, this unprofitable care?~
51   12, 990 |     And left the grieving goddess far behind.~
52   12, 1166|    Who should relieve the goddess, but the god?~
53   12, 1223|       To force the wat’ry goddess from the wars.~
54   12, 1279|           To rest a weary goddess in the tomb!”~
55   12, 1326|             And seeks the goddess charioteer in vain.~