Book, Verse
1 1, 61 | The Grecian navy burn, and drown the
2 1, 139 | Tydides, bravest of the Grecian train!~
3 1, 332 | Antenor, from the midst of Grecian hosts,~
4 1, 387 | Troy shall overturn the Grecian state,~
5 1, 684 | Himself he saw amidst the Grecian train,~
6 1, 883 | The Grecian chiefs, and your illustrious
7 1, 1059| The Grecian stratagems, the town betray’
8 2, 145 | Unknowing as we were in Grecian arts.~
9 2, 164 | And Grecian blood once more atone the
10 2, 216 | The Grecian hopes, and all th’ attempts
11 2, 416 | And Grecian frauds in open light appear’
12 2, 430 | Had scap’d the Grecian swords, and pass’d the flame:~
13 2, 439 | Transfers the Trojan state to Grecian hands.~
14 2, 524 | For what has she these Grecian arms bestow’d,~
15 2, 536 | And strew with Grecian carcasses the street.~
16 2, 628 | The Grecian camp, and saw their navy
17 2, 790 | And Grecian fires consume the Trojan
18 2, 832 | Urging on shore the tardy Grecian bands.~
19 2, 989 | The Grecian darts and shock of lances
20 2, 1069| imperious looks of some proud Grecian dame;~
21 3, 70 | When Troy with Grecian arms was closely pent,~
22 3, 367 | And left so many Grecian towns behind.~
23 3, 420 | In Grecian ships unhappy we were borne,~
24 3, 511 | Those parts are all by Grecian foes possess’d;~
25 3, 648 | And less obnoxious to the Grecian pow’rs.~
26 3, 720 | And pious rites to Grecian Juno paid.~
27 3, 819 | seiz’d two captives of our Grecian band;~
28 3, 837 | the sun’s disk or like a Grecian shield.~
29 5, 68 | Caught on the Grecian seas, or hostile lands:~
30 5, 412 | The third this Grecian helmet shall content.”~
31 5, 810 | wretched we, whom not the Grecian pow’r,~
32 6, 91 | Pierc’d the proud Grecian’s only mortal part:~
33 6, 146 | thou least shalt hope, a Grecian town.”~
34 6, 346 | From hence the Grecian bards their legends make,~
35 6, 688 | To Grecian swords betray’d my sleeping
36 6, 792 | Thro’ Elis and the Grecian towns he flew;~
37 6, 1149| conquer’d Corinth, rich with Grecian spoils.~
38 8, 16 | The Grecian leader of the growing storm:~
39 8, 171 | Your birth is Grecian, and your land my foe;~
40 8, 492 | cruel fate conspir’d with Grecian pow’rs,~
41 8, 795 | The first inhabitants of Grecian blood,~
42 9, 171 | The Grecian brothers, and the Grecian
43 9, 171 | Grecian brothers, and the Grecian name?~
44 9, 193 | No Grecian babes before their camp
45 10, 462 | In Grecian bodies under Ilium stood:~
46 11, 375 | The Grecian tents and rising tow’rs
47 12, 525 | The Grecian camp and order to descry:~
48 12, 796 | Iolas fell, whom not the Grecian pow’rs,~
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