Book, Verse

 1    1, 9   |    the race of Alban fathers come,~
 2    1, 29  |                That times to come should see the Trojan race~
 3    1, 283 |                 An hour will come, with pleasure to relate~
 4    1, 744 |                           We come not with design of wasteful
 5    1, 952 |                           To come, with presents laden, from
 6    2, 69  |    groans of Greeks inclos’d come issuing thro’ the wound.~
 7    2, 181 |           The dismal day was come; the priests prepare~
 8    2, 397 |          Now peals of shouts come thund’ring from afar,~
 9    2, 437 |       th’ appointed hour, is come,~
10    2, 468 |                              Come, finish what our cruel fates
11    2, 501 |    thought us Grecians newly come to land.~
12    2, 505 |       And you, like truants, come too late ashore.’~
13    2, 611 |            And gilded roofs, come tumbling from on high,~
14    3, 103 |  borne by friendly winds, we come ashore,~
15    3, 752 |       shiver’d by the force, come piecemeal down.~
16    4, 555 |                   Dido shall come in a black sulph’ry flame,~
17    4, 913 |   living drops; then let her come, and thou~
18    4, 976 |  sister, and thy friend, had come;~
19    5, 133 |     attendants in long order come,~
20    6, 68  |        Now to the mouth they come. Aloud she cries:~
21    6, 1063| chief! thy race, in times to come,~
22    7, 194 |                 The time was come their city to renew.~
23    7, 276 |                           Or come, your shipping in our ports
24    7, 300 |            And hither are we come, by his command,~
25    7, 371 |     foreign son-in-law shall come from far~
26    7, 505 |  dearest lord, the time will come,~
27    7, 977 |  race, ordain’d, in times to come,~
28    7, 991 |        And the cold Nursians come to close the rear,~
29    8, 89  |    certain seat. In times to come,~
30    8, 190 |                          But come, without a pledge, my own
31    8, 622 |                          You come, as by your better genius
32    9, 104 |      fear, on their behalf I come;~
33    9, 125 |      the number’d hours were come,~
34    9, 760 |                   Vast ruins come along, rent from the smoking
35    9, 1083|                              Come rolling on, and rush from
36   10, 15  |   time of war at length will come,~
37   10, 19  |           And, like a flood, come pouring on the plains.~
38   10, 522 |    forward path that we must come;~
39   10, 700 |               The time shall come, when Turnus, but in vain,~
40   10, 821 |            Thy fatal hour is come, and this the field.”~
41   11, 237 | bloody fields, and fights to come!~
42   11, 364 |                  The princes come, commanded by their head,~
43   11, 658 |          Some, rais’d aloft, come tumbling down amain;~
44   11, 902 |            Oppos’d to these, come on with furious force~
45   11, 1068|   feathers, foul with blood, come tumbling to the ground.~
46   11, 1269|         Black clouds of dust come rolling in the sky,~
47   11, 1297|     Like a resistless flood, come rolling on:~
48   12, 713 |                AEneas saw it come, and, stooping low~
49   12, 905 |            The distant cries come driving in the wind,~