Book, Verse

 1    1, 64  |         With whirlwinds from beneath she toss’d the ship,~
 2    1, 235 |             A grot is form’d beneath, with mossy seats,~
 3    1, 428 |                              Beneath a ledge of rocks his fleet
 4    1, 738 |         The wild inhabitants beneath thy reign,~
 5    2, 558 |                     And ours beneath the pond’rous ruin lie.~
 6    2, 635 |      top at once; the Greeks beneath~
 7    2, 751 |                  Haul’d from beneath the violated shade,~
 8    3, 299 |           Secure from sight, beneath a pleasing shade,~
 9    3, 372 |                    The verse beneath my name and action speaks:~
10    3, 834 |                              Beneath his frowning forehead lay
11    4, 366 |     hide his shoulders; from beneath his chin~
12    5, 159 |                              Beneath their sturdy strokes the
13    5, 260 |                      The sea beneath ’em sinks; their lab’ring
14    6, 455 |    his friends, who, whelm’d beneath the waves,~
15    6, 557 |      The leaky vessel groans beneath the weight.~
16    6, 703 |                     And from beneath my head my sword convey’
17    6, 893 |                              Beneath a laurel shade, where mighty
18    7, 136 |                      He laid beneath him, and to rest retir’d.~
19    7, 151 |                              Beneath a shady tree, the hero spread~
20    7, 308 |            And such as, born beneath the burning sky~
21    7, 449 |  Thus having said, she sinks beneath the ground,~
22    7, 783 |         Which, breaking from beneath with bellowing sound,~
23    8, 61  |                        A sow beneath an oak shall lie along,~
24    8, 257 |  With living stone, and deep beneath the ground.~
25    8, 320 |    And trembling Tiber div’d beneath his bed.~
26    8, 743 |                Such as I was beneath Praeneste’s wall;~
27    8, 818 |             The radiant arms beneath an oak she plac’d,~
28    9, 73  |       Securely swig the dug, beneath the dams.~
29    9, 251 |                    Methinks, beneath yon hill, I have espied~
30    9, 436 |      rais’d high on tapestry beneath,~
31    9, 459 | Trembling they lie, and pant beneath his paw.~
32    9, 969 |             Typhoeus, thrown beneath, by Jove’s command,~
33    9, 1044|            Then Clytius fell beneath his fatal spear,~
34   10, 275 |                              Beneath the sister shades, to soothe
35   10, 303 |              A porpoise tail beneath his belly grows;~
36   10, 585 |                    It struck beneath the space of either eye;~
37   10, 591 |     him to the war, to find, beneath~
38   10, 661 |         My own Sarpedon fell beneath his foe;~
39   10, 884 |     some secret meaning lies beneath,~
40   10, 986 |                              Beneath his feet fell haughty Hebrus
41   11, 947 |          And stuck the steel beneath his horse’s ear.~
42   12, 179 |                              Beneath the walls they measure out
43   12, 658 |                       Labors beneath their feet the trembling
44   12, 714 |                              Beneath his buckler, shunn’d the
45   12, 1037|      trembling soil resounds beneath their feet:~
46   12, 1308|      knocking knees are bent beneath the load,~
47   12, 1329|             Amaz’d he cow’rs beneath his conqu’ring foe,~
48   12, 1341|                   Nor aught, beneath his arms, the coat of mail:~