Book, Verse

 1    1, 244 |    on the welcome land, and seek their wish’d repose.~
 2    1, 492 |                          To seek a refuge in remote abodes.~
 3    1, 510 |                        What seek you, strangers, on our Libyan
 4    1, 549 |   They skim the ground, and seek the quiet stream.~
 5    1, 800 |                         You seek the good Acestes’ government,~
 6    1, 834 |                 He whom you seek am I; by tempests toss’d,~
 7    2, 137 |     nation just revenge you seek,~
 8    2, 915 |         And forth I rush to seek th’ abandon’d field.~
 9    2, 1021|                         And seek the danger I was forc’d
10    3, 6   |                          To seek in foreign lands a happier
11    3, 127 |       Undaunted youths, go, seek that mother earth~
12    3, 157 |      Appease the winds, and seek the Gnossian shore.~
13    3, 197 |     Again my father bids me seek the shore~
14    3, 330 |                         You seek th’ Italian shores, foredoom’
15    3, 618 |         Go happy hence, and seek your new abodes,~
16    4, 236 |                         And seek the homely cots, or mountain’
17    4, 373 |           As waterfowl, who seek their fishy food,~
18    4, 503 |                   Like you, seek shelter in a foreign place?~
19    4, 549 |                          Go seek thy promis’d kingdom thro’
20    4, 614 |      Haste then, and humbly seek my haughty foe;~
21    4, 680 |                          To seek her subjects, and to seek
22    4, 680 |   seek her subjects, and to seek in vain:~
23    4, 783 |               Then, shall I seek alone the churlish crew,~
24    5, 173 |    the rock they steer, and seek the former shores.~
25    5, 253 |                           I seek not now the foremost palm
26    5, 959 |                         And seek my shade among the blest
27    6, 172 |                 Enjoin’d to seek, below, his holy shade;~
28    6, 499 |           Or with your navy seek the Velin coast,~
29    6, 545 |                  Is sent to seek his sire in your Elysian
30    6, 836 |     what pains; nor farther seek to know~
31    6, 973 |                          To seek the shores by destiny design’
32    6, 1121|               His sons, who seek the tyrant to sustain,~
33    6, 1200|                             Seek not to know,” the ghost
34    7, 140 |                             Seek not, my seed, in Latian
35    7, 272 |                Say what you seek, and whither were you bound:~
36    7, 324 |                And, what we seek of you, of us requir’d.~
37    7, 328 |    Have doom’d our ships to seek the Latian land.~
38    7, 431 |                          To seek for needful succor from
39    7, 551 |                         All seek the mountains, and forsake
40    7, 598 |    Go now, deluded man, and seek again~
41    7, 689 | down the stream he swam, to seek retreat~
42    7, 972 |  With their hoarse gabbling seek the silent shore.~
43    8, 523 |                         Why seek you reasons for a cause
44    8, 659 |                          To seek your tyrant’s death by lawful
45    8, 661 |       This pow’rful people; seek a foreign head.’~
46    8, 815 |                         Now seek, secure, the Latian enemy,~
47    9, 9   |             AEneas, gone to seek th’ Arcadian prince,~
48    9, 829 |   plows and harrows sent to seek renown,~
49    9, 967 |  frighted billows roll, and seek the shores;~
50   11, 196 |                         And seek alliance in some other land:~
51   11, 521 |  your loyal subjects now to seek~
52   11, 599 |         Foes are not far to seek without the walls—~
53   11, 934 |    d from upper ground, and seek their mother sea;~