Book, Verse

 1    1, 13  |    offense the Queen of Heav’n began~
 2    1, 734 |     with lowly voice, Ilioneus began:~
 3    1, 869 |    recollected stood, and thus began:~
 4    2, 2   |        his lofty couch he thus began:~
 5    2, 366 |      my trance continued, thus began:~
 6    2, 807 |        Then from her rosy lips began to speak:~
 7    2, 944 |        o’er the roof the blaze began to move,~
 8    2, 1052|            Then thus the ghost began to soothe my grief~
 9    2, 1089|                       The Morn began, from Ida, to display~
10    3, 12  |                                Began to clothe the ground, and
11    3, 458 |       to the royal seer I thus began:~
12    3, 782 |       paus’d; then all at once began~
13    4, 388 |     with winged words, the god began,~
14    4, 440 |        form’d excuse, and thus began:~
15    4, 518 |    while he spoke, already she began,~
16    4, 958 |        frighted court the yell began;~
17    5, 112 |        A serpent from the tomb began to glide;~
18    5, 160 |                Sergesthus, who began the Sergian race,~
19    5, 809 |       matrons, and these words began:~
20    5, 1097|      Then thus the traitor god began his tale:~
21    6, 366 |                     Then earth began to bellow, trees to dance,~
22    6, 506 |        he said, the prophetess began:~
23    6, 564 |        Grim Cerberus, who soon began to rear~
24    6, 609 |    ending in the sex she first began.~
25    6, 672 |            And therefore first began: “O Teucer’s race,~
26    7, 34  |        Now, when the rosy morn began to rise,~
27    7, 58  |      my theme, and how the war began,~
28    7, 113 |        thence the fuming trail began to spread~
29    7, 269 |       with pleasing accents he began:~
30    7, 298 |                        The god began our line, who rules above;~
31    7, 500 |       In plaintive accents she began the war,~
32    7, 544 |         Evoe! O Bacchus!” thus began the song;~
33    7, 590 |       now she seem’d, and thus began,~
34    8, 213 |    past a boy, the callow down began~
35    8, 370 |        the bright evening star began to rise.~
36    9, 6   |        her rosy lips, and thus began:~
37   10, 7   |    Then thus th’ almighty sire began: “Ye gods,~
38   10, 140 |     lawless lust the fatal war began?~
39   10, 322 |        all the choir, and thus began~
40   10, 656 |        soothe his sorrow, thus began:~
41   10, 839 |       him from whom thy breath began,~
42   10, 845 |      not thus before the fight began.~
43   10, 855 |       with his queen, and thus began:~
44   11, 20  |      conspicuous in the midst, began:~
45   11, 58  |      so sad a sight, then thus began:~
46   11, 164 |    your friendship ere the war began!~
47   11, 186 |   graceful action bowing, thus began:~
48   11, 370 |                   When Venulus began, the murmuring sound~
49   11, 524 |    pride this unauspicious war began;~
50   11, 809 |               Then with a sigh began: “Camilla goes~
51   11, 868 | strength with years increas’d, began~
52   12, 18  |  approach’d the king, and thus began:~
53   12, 323 |      in arms, before the fight began.~
54   12, 345 |      their first motions, thus began:~
55   12, 838 |                       There it began, and there the war shall