Book, Verse

 1    1, 325 |      And to the land and ocean give the law.~
 2    1, 417 |       the fates requir’d, they give the peace:~
 3    1, 912 |                             To give a glad relation of the past,~
 4    2, 784 |                    Resolv’d to give her guilt the due reward:~
 5    2, 871 |                            And give this useless corpse a long
 6    2, 889 |         but what my death must give?~
 7    2, 901 |              O goddess mother, give me back to Fate;~
 8    2, 1053|      Nor tears, nor cries, can give the dead relief.~
 9    3, Arg |      Crete; his household gods give him the true sense of the
10    3, 114 |                                Give, O Thymbraeus, give a resting
11    3, 114 |            Give, O Thymbraeus, give a resting place~
12    3, 189 |                                Give laws, and dwellings I divide
13    4, 569 |                             To give that pity which her grief
14    5, 456 |           But fortune’s errors give me leave to mend,~
15    5, 707 |        my second sire I justly give.”~
16    6, 102 |                                Give me what Heav’n has promis’
17    6, 347 |                            And give the name Avernus to the
18    6, 828 |                   Who dare not give, and ev’n refuse to lend~
19    6, 1210|     shall equal hopes of glory give,~
20    7, 178 |          And what the men; but give this day to joy.~
21    7, 461 |                                Give me this once thy labor,
22    7, 514 |       this false foreigner you give your throne,~
23    7, 553 |                                Give to the wanton winds their
24    7, 880 |                                Give place to swords and plumes,
25    7, 936 |      along; the rattling woods give way;~
26    8, 123 |           Shouts from the land give omen to their course,~
27    8, 197 | Receive our offer’d faith, and give us thine;~
28    9, 196 |                                Give we the silent night to needful
29    9, 336 |       own conscious worth will give.~
30    9, 551 |                                Give me to scatter these.” Then
31    9, 597 |  friends! for, if my verse can give~
32    9, 618 |                   This done—to give new terror to his foes,~
33    9, 685 |        their shatter’d shields give way,~
34   10, 70  |    Since haughty Juno will not give you leave;)~
35   10, 93  |                            And give them back to war, and all
36   10, 110 |                  Did I or Iris give this mad advice,~
37   10, 117 |        birth a god and goddess give!~
38   10, 422 |       back; the loosen’d sides give way,~
39   10, 596 |                            And give to pass the proud Halesus’
40   10, 871 |                            And give him to his aged father’s
41   10, 891 |        certain life, to Turnus give?~
42   10, 1007|           But none presumes to give a nearer wound:~
43   10, 1035|                             To give his victory the better grace.~
44   10, 1206|         could this frail being give,~
45   11, 165 |    truce, which I would gladly give,~
46   11, 278 |           T is all that he can give, or we demand.~
47   11, 523 |                        Let him give leave of speech, that haughty
48   11, 539 |                                Give him the fair Lavinia for
49   11, 558 |      beg your greatness not to give the law~
50   11, 1159|                                Give me, propitious pow’r, to
51   12, 63  |      death a lasting peace can give,~
52   12, 153 |                                Give me to tear his corslet from
53   12, 1350|      gods and thy good fortune give.~
54   12, 1356|                                Give to my friends my body void