Book, Verse

 1    1, 363 |     signs his annual race shall run:~
 2    1, 515 |       train of woes if I should run,~
 3    1, 854 |  rolling rivers into seas shall run,~
 4    2, 423 |           With frenzy seiz’d, I run to meet th’ alarms,~
 5    2, 433 |        Pantheus? whither can we run?~
 6    2, 455 |                              To run where clashing arms and
 7    2, 594 |                              We run to die, or disengage the
 8    2, 650 |   father’s charioteer, together run~
 9    2, 669 |             The fearful matrons run from place to place,~
10    2, 1020| headlong to the burning walls I run,~
11    2, 1088|                              To run all hazards both of sea
12    3, 238 | cheerful, to my good old sire I run,~
13    3, 472 |    vanquish, and what course to run.’~
14    3, 745 |          on Cyclopian shores we run.~
15    3, 859 |      fix’d my hopes, to these I run;~
16    3, 874 |        d with a sudden fear, we run to sea,~
17    3, 899 |        gulf, nor dare to Scylla run.~
18    3, 907 |      course which he before had run.~
19    4, 697 |    tracts of Ethiopian climates run:~
20    4, 836 |                            They run; they snatch; they rush
21    5, 85  |       galleys on the seas shall run a wat’ry race;~
22    5, 117 |   various colors thro’ his body run,~
23    5, 168 |         below the gentle waters run;~
24    5, 294 |    Shouts, wishes, and applause run rattling thro’ the skies.~
25    5, 763 |        round the mingled bodies run:~
26    5, 814 |      revolving years are wholly run,~
27    6, 483 |                Your ship should run against the rocky coast.~
28    7, 12  |  shelves of Circe’s shores they run,~
29    8, 63  |       thirty rolling years have run their race,~
30    8, 726 |       falling stream the refuse run,~
31    9, 62  |       find a dastard race, that run~
32    9, 622 |            Meantime the Trojans run, where danger calls;~
33    9, 904 |     wall the shouts and clamors run.~
34    9, 1056|   beyond these rampires can you run?~
35    9, 1077|         courage let him dare to run:~
36   10, 309 |       half her nightly race had run.~
37   10, 418 |                            They run their ships aground; the
38   10, 514 |   companions? whether would you run?~
39   10, 589 |        father’s mortal race was run,~
40   11, 77  |         father, ere his race is run,~
41   11, 134 |        walks; and the big tears run rolling down his face.~
42   11, 527 |            The plains of Latium run with blood around.~
43   12, 104 |                                 Run here and there, and flush,
44   12, 416 |                                 Run madly forward to revenge
45   12, 434 |      rest, with swords on high, run headlong to the war.~
46   12, 512 |                  Their fetlocks run with blood; and, when they
47   12, 696 |              The smoking horses run with loosen’d reins.~
48   12, 765 |                      Rapid they run; the foamy waters fry;~
49   12, 863 |                            They run around, or labor on their
50   12, 1314|                      We seem to run; and, destitute of force,~