Book, Verse
1 1, 154 | Three ships were hurried by the southern
2 1, 174 | Endur’d not less; their ships, with gaping seams,~
3 1, 230 | forms a port secure for ships to ride;~
4 1, 241 | Sev’n ships within this happy harbor
5 1, 269 | For the sev’n ships he made an equal share,~
6 1, 537 | our friendly shore your ships are driv’n—~
7 1, 552 | Not otherwise your ships, and ev’ry friend,~
8 1, 728 | And where they left their ships, and what their fate,~
9 1, 776 | Permit our ships a shelter on your shores,~
10 1, 802 | And sail, with ships of convoy for your guard:~
11 1, 895 | Twice ten fat oxen to the ships she sends;~
12 1, 911 | Dispatch’d Achates to the ships in haste,~
13 2, 30 | Where ships expos’d to wind and weather
14 2, 262 | A thousand ships, nor ten years’ siege, had
15 2, 504 | Our ships are laden with the Trojan
16 2, 538 | Some to the shore and safer ships retreat;~
17 3, 186 | Our ships are haul’d upon the yellow
18 3, 420 | In Grecian ships unhappy we were borne,~
19 3, 858 | I saw your happy ships appear at last.~
20 4, 432 | The ships repair’d, the Trojans’ thick
21 4, 603 | The shouting crew their ships with garlands bind,~
22 4, 814 | The sea with ships will soon be cover’d o’er,~
23 4, 844 | scarce in ken the sailing ships descried.~
24 5, Arg | Trojan women to burn the ships, who, upon her instigation,
25 5, 831 | said she, ’these wand’ring ships destroy:~
26 5, 861 | smoking torches, on the ships they cast.~
27 5, 916 | stop the fiery pest. Four ships alone~
28 5, 935 | Too num’rous for the ships which yet remain:~
29 5, 1038| forc’d AEneas, when his ships were lost,~
30 5, 1099| The ships, without thy care, securely
31 5, 1126| Long infamous for ships and sailors lost,~
32 6, 663 | Drove headlong to their ships, and glean’d the routed
33 6, 1243| Straight to the ships AEneas took his way,~
34 7, 254 | And broken beaks of ships, the trophies of their wars.~
35 7, 328 | Have doom’d our ships to seek the Latian land.~
36 7, 606 | thoughtless chiefs, their painted ships, that lie~
37 8, 121 | The Trojans mount their ships; they put from shore,~
38 8, 126 | Of shields, and painted ships that stem the stream.~
39 8, 136 | Trojan saw, and turn’d his ships to shore.~
40 8, 143 | But, when they saw the ships that stemm’d the flood,~
41 8, 724 | Next, of his men and ships he makes review;~
42 9, Arg | absence, fires some of his ships (which are transformed into
43 9, 116 | Whatever ships escape the raging storms,~
44 9, 128 | To save her ships, and finish Jove’s decree.~
45 9, 136 | And know, my ships are my peculiar care.~
46 9, 144 | When, lo! th’ obedient ships their haulsers break;~
47 9, 184 | Less than a thousand ships will end this war,~
48 10, 128 | And chang’d the ships to daughters of the sea.~
49 10, 306 | Full thirty ships transport the chosen train~
50 10, 375 | And the swift ships descending on the shore.~
51 10, 415 | Then sink my ships, or shatter on the shore.”~
52 10, 418 | They run their ships aground; the vessels knock,~
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