Book, Verse

 1    1, 357 |                                  Know, I have search’d the mystic
 2    1, 465 |                                  Know, gentle youth, in Libyan
 3    1, 503 |                                I know not, if by stress of weather
 4    1, 941 |                             Thou know’st, my son, how Jove’s revengeful
 5    2, 14  |         disastrous end desire to know,~
 6    2, 95  |         could impart, we long to know,~
 7    2, 139 |          you my name and country know;~
 8    3, 135 |             All are concern’d to know what place the god~
 9    3, 333 |                              But know, that ere your promis’d
10    3, 459 |                      O thou, who know’st, beyond the reach of
11    4, 125 |           nor toils of arms they know;~
12    4, 191 |          majestic rider seems to know,~
13    4, 560 |       shade thy punishment shall know,~
14    4, 613 |                              And know the soft approaches to his
15    4, 898 |        love, the hostile nations know!~
16    4, 1001|     Proserpine and they can only know;~
17    5, 635 |        was, by what remains; and know~
18    5, 965 |                  There shall you know what realms the gods assign,~
19    5, 1107|           And, oft betray’d, not know the monster main?”~
20    6, 225 |                     Besides, you know not, while you here attend,~
21    6, 529 |                                  Know this, the realm of night—
22    6, 657 |          hover near, and long to know~
23    6, 691 |                              You know in what deluding joys we
24    6, 836 |       pains; nor farther seek to know~
25    6, 872 |         and their own suns, they know;~
26    6, 980 |                                  Know, first, that heav’n, and
27    6, 1106|            His lost idea back: I know the Roman king.~
28    6, 1200|                      Seek not to know,” the ghost replied with
29    7, 131 |    consults, the future fates to know,~
30    7, 505 |                                I know, my dearest lord, the time
31    7, 518 |                                  Know all are foreign, in a larger
32    7, 893 |                     For well you know, and can record alone,~
33    8, 170 | Undaunted I approach you, tho’ I know~
34    8, 660 |                                  Know this: no native of our land
35    9, 136 |                              And know, my ships are my peculiar
36    9, 324 |                              And know the winding course, with
37    9, 729 |                  Sav’d—how, they know not—from the steepy leap.~
38    9, 825 |         what belong to war, they know:~
39    9, 850 |       Resign the war to men, who know the martial trade!”~
40    9, 899 |        by his arms, their patron know,~
41   10, 316 |                             They know him from afar; and in a
42   10, 698 |         blind in fate, who never know~
43   10, 1177|       soul, at least, if shadows know,~
44   10, 1307|                       Too well I know th’ insulting people’s hate;~
45   11, 435 |               We met in fight; I know him, to my cost:~
46   11, 556 |                        Turnus, I know you think me not your friend,~
47   12, 1150|         Divine AEneas, (and thou know’st it too,)~
48   12, 1266|          lashing of your wings I know too well,~
49   12, 1349|                                I know my death deserv’d, nor hope