Book, Verse

 1    1, 303 |            Whether to deem ’em dead, or in distress.~
 2    1, 486 |                  At length, in dead of night, the ghost appears~
 3    1, 1009|                            The dead is to the living love resign’
 4    2, 350 |                   T was in the dead of night, when sleep repairs~
 5    2, 529 |                             In dead Androgeos’ spoils, his upper
 6    2, 618 |        living, and revenge the dead.~
 7    2, 1053|        nor cries, can give the dead relief.~
 8    4, 757 |                          T was dead of night, when weary bodies
 9    4, 798 |      living, nor disturb’d the dead.”~
10    4, 908 |     left her country, hers was dead):~
11    4, 945 | unreveng’d? ’T is doubly to be dead!~
12    4, 1006|        thus devote thee to the dead.~
13    5, 785 |        For, while they pay the dead his annual dues,~
14    5, 944 |                          T was dead of night; when to his slumb’
15    6, 170 |       he breath’d his last, in dead of night~
16    6, 229 |       pious dues; and, for the dead,~
17    6, 307 |                             To dead Misenus pay his obsequies.~
18    6, 330 |                    Invok’d the dead, and then dismiss’d the
19    6, 379 |     the waste dominions of the dead.~
20    6, 497 |                        By your dead sire, and by your living
21    7, 1059|                            The dead inspir’d with vital breath
22    8, 636 |             The living and the dead at his command~
23    9, 606 |       crowds the dying and the dead surround;~
24    9, 640 |       unlike the living is the dead!~
25    9, 723 |                            The dead and dying Trojans strew
26    9, 1028|      pointed jav’lins from the dead he drew,~
27    9, 1052|        living, and revenge the dead,~
28   10, 475 |          Then Numitor from his dead brother drew~
29   10, 563 |     athwart his body, laid him dead:~
30   10, 632 |                       Alive or dead, I shall deserve a name;~
31   10, 710 |            One day beheld thee dead, and borne upon thy shield.~
32   10, 986 |       feet fell haughty Hebrus dead,~
33   10, 1165|     prince beheld young Lausus dead,~
34   10, 1234|  bloody trophies of the Trojan dead;~
35   11, Arg |        a truce for burying the dead, and sends home the body
36   11, 8   |   Which with the spoils of his dead foe he grac’d.~
37   11, 34  |                    Due to your dead companions of the war:~
38   11, 114 |        th’ achievements of the dead.~
39   11, 122 |       leaders conquer’d by the dead.~
40   11, 218 |     marching troop which their dead prince attends.~
41   11, 276 |    owing to the living and the dead.~
42   11, 285 |       Their friends convey the dead to fun’ral fires;~
43   11, 291 |    loud laments, they hail the dead.~
44   11, 309 |       without number for their dead prepare.~
45   11, 423 |       squalid specters, in the dead of night,~
46   12, 448 |         th’ Italians strip the dead~
47   12, 498 |                            The dead men’s weapons at their living
48   12, 511 |  lashes on, and urges o’er the dead.~