Book, Verse

 1    1, 41  |      glories, and her injur’d bed.~
 2    1, 247 |       Short flame succeeds; a bed of wither’d leaves~
 3    1, 474 |         Possess’d fair Dido’s bed; and either heart~
 4    1, 974 |  softly lays him on a flow’ry bed.~
 5    1, 979 |              High on a golden bed: her princely guest~
 6    2, 462 |   renown and fair Cassandra’s bed,~
 7    2, 1062|   Where gentle Tiber from his bed beholds~
 8    3, 383 |      Succeeded Pyrrhus in his bed and throne;~
 9    3, 412 |  remembrance lost in Pyrrhus’ bed?’~
10    3, 424 |     possession, he forsook my bed,~
11    3, 913 |       roll in the same sacred bed.~
12    4, 118 |                   Sits on the bed he press’d, and sighs alone;~
13    4, 159 |       you, the partner of his bed and throne,~
14    4, 176 |      I will myself the bridal bed prepare,~
15    4, 276 |   into her throne and nuptial bed~
16    4, 313 |      a banish’d Trojan to her bed!~
17    4, 458 |      pleasures of our nuptial bed;~
18    4, 472 | proudly scorn’d his proffer’d bed?~
19    4, 539 |      traitor to my throne and bed:~
20    4, 567 |  softly laid her on her iv’ry bed.~
21    4, 716 |       under these, the bridal bed be plac’d,~
22    4, 735 |    man’s image on the nuptial bed.~
23    4, 839 |      now had left her saffron bed,~
24    4, 932 |   wore, and saw the conscious bed,~
25    4, 989 | thrice, fell grov’ling on the bed;~
26    6, 695 |     nocturnal orgies; left my bed,~
27    6, 849 |  incest some their daughters’ bed profan’d:~
28    6, 1209|         When, rising from his bed, he views the sad solemnity!~
29    7, 81  |     princes court her nuptial bed.~
30    7, 350 |    his scepter, and Lavinia’s bed;~
31    7, 502 |   ring prince enjoy Lavinia’s bed?~
32    7, 640 |        and, starting from his bed,~
33    7, 1050|   stepdam sought to share her bed;~
34    8, 98  |   Father Tiber, in thy sacred bed~
35    8, 239 |   Trojan chief; and, o’er the bed,~
36    8, 320 |       Tiber div’d beneath his bed.~
37    8, 482 |     prince, and laid him on a bed;~
38    8, 488 |     her husband in his golden bed,~
39    8, 541 |    early housewives leave the bed;~
40    8, 548 |  uncorrupted keep the nuptial bed—~
41    8, 601 |           He leaves his lowly bed: his buskins meet~
42    8, 771 |       d limbs upon his homely bed.~
43    9, 152 |      his waters to their oozy bed.~
44    9, 449 |                           The bed besprinkles and bedews the
45    9, 610 |      ruddy morn from Tithon’s bed,~
46   10, 544 |     Who stain’d his stepdam’s bed with impious lust.~
47   11, 2   |    waves, and left her wat’ry bed;~
48   11, 240 |      thou, dear partner of my bed,~
49   11, 405 | armies to revenge his injur’d bed,~
50   11, 416 |     The foul polluters of his bed enjoy.~
51   12, 221 |  mount by stealth my violated bed,~
52   12, 1193|        That, when the nuptial bed shall bind the peace,~