Book, Verse

 1    1, 132 |     fires the transient light renew;~
 2    1, 338 |       d their arms, and there renew’d their name,~
 3    1, 657 |      of Rhesus next his grief renew,~
 4    1, 778 |    our prince be safe, we may renew~
 5    1, 787 |       and clamors his request renew.~
 6    1, 1065|      banish’d, and the spring renew’d.”~
 7    2, 146 |   former trembling once again renew’d,~
 8    2, 562 |      With fury charge us, and renew the fight.~
 9    2, 615 |                               Renew’d in courage with recover’
10    2, 630 |   with our hands, th’ assault renew;~
11    2, 641 |                    So shines, renew’d in youth, the crested
12    3, 56  |       as of a troubled ghost, renew’d~
13    3, 67  |     shoot upward, by my blood renew’d.’~
14    3, 246 |              Foretold of Troy renew’d in Italy,~
15    3, 338 |       fails us, and our fears renew.~
16    3, 363 | Trojan games on Actian shores renew.~
17    3, 694 |    gales their flagging force renew,~
18    3, 847 |   moons their sharpen’d horns renew,~
19    4, 76  |      On ev’ry altar sacrifice renew:~
20    4, 107 |      day declines, and feasts renew the night,~
21    5, 74  |     rous winds, our voyage to renew;~
22    5, 126 |     ral honors with more zeal renew’d,~
23    5, 238 |     vanish’d hopes of victory renew;~
24    5, 481 |       champion, and the games renew.~
25    5, 749 |    spectators peals of shouts renew,~
26    5, 765 |    break; and, rallying, they renew~
27    5, 825 |      no more the Trojan walls renew,~
28    5, 983 |    and cables, half consum’d, renew.~
29    5, 1083|      the hero’s mind his joys renew’d.~
30    6, 52  |    varying object his delight renew’d:~
31    6, 1179|      spirits, thus his speech renew’d:~
32    7, 194 |   time was come their city to renew.~
33    8, 242 |          In bowls; the priest renew’d the rites divine:~
34    8, 576 |     The shield of Pallas, and renew their gold.~
35    8, 750 |               Such if I stood renew’d, not these alarms,~
36    9, 209 |     lights and cheerful fires renew the day,~
37    9, 282 |      not me the widow’s tears renew!~
38   10, 39  |                    Shall Troy renew’d be forc’d and fir’d again?~
39   10, 181 |                               Renew the fires, and urge their
40   10, 267 |     Muse, the name of Cinyras renew,~
41   10, 372 |  Turnus wonder’d at the fight renew’d,~
42   10, 555 |                       Now, to renew the charge, th’ Arcadians
43   10, 977 |     Repell’d the victors, and renew’d the fight.~
44   10, 1145|         Return to travel, and renew their toils:~
45   11, 319 |    Now had the morning thrice renew’d the light,~
46   11, 1212|     rage the languish’d fight renew’d.~
47   12, 24  |                               Renew the truce; the solemn rites
48   12, 312 |     Shoot out in branches, or renew the birth:~
49   12, 631 |       send the willing chief, renew’d, to war.~
50   12, 680 |      blood, th’ unhappy fight renew’d.~