Book, Verse

 1    1, 27  |                   Yet she had heard an ancient rumor fly,~
 2    1, 176 |     Meantime imperial Neptune heard the sound~
 3    1, 450 |       of your sisters have we heard or seen,~
 4    1, 518 |         If you by chance have heard the Trojan name.~
 5    1, 793 |                   Who has not heard the story of your woes,~
 6    2, 319 |                   Of arms was heard, and inward groans rebound.~
 7    2, 325 |                           All heard, and none believ’d the prophecy.~
 8    2, 453 |                             I heard; and Heav’n, that well-born
 9    2, 737 |      of nature and of nations heard.~
10    4, 294 |                   He, when he heard a fugitive could move~
11    4, 321 |   horns. The mighty Thund’rer heard;~
12    4, 420 |     Before the love-sick lady heard the news;~
13    4, 511 |      saw him, and his message heard.~
14    4, 593 |                           And heard the shouts of sailors from
15    4, 669 |               She thought she heard him summon her away,~
16    4, 671 |                  Hourly ’t is heard, when with a boding note~
17    5, 213 | others bear to sea!” Menoetes heard;~
18    5, 295 |       with disdain the Scylla heard,~
19    5, 313 |          With virgin Panopea, heard his vow;~
20    5, 446 |     cause may in the court be heard;~
21    5, 516 |                           And heard and saw, unmov’d, the Trojan’
22    5, 951 |       Your flaming fleet, and heard your just desire.~
23    6, 253 |              With envy Triton heard the martial sound,~
24    6, 752 |                From hence are heard the groans of ghosts, the
25    7, 18  |               From hence were heard, rebellowing to the main,~
26    7, 306 |                Ev’n such have heard, if any such there be,~
27    7, 969 |                   Not one who heard their music from afar,~
28    8, 283 |           One heifer, who had heard her love complain,~
29    8, 557 |                           Are heard around; the boiling waters
30    8, 695 | Tyrrhene trumpets thrice were heard on high.~
31    8, 788 |  Repeated peals of shouts are heard around;~
32    9, 132 |                 Were timbrels heard, and Berecynthian choirs;~
33    9, 305 |    beg admission, eager to be heard:~
34   10, 276 |                        Heav’n heard his song, and hasten’d his
35   10, 654 |      ravish’d spoils.” ’T was heard, the vain request;~
36   10, 1201|                    Far off he heard their cries, far off divin’
37   11, 384 |                Attentively he heard us, while we spoke;~
38   11, 941 |          Now dying groans are heard; the fields are strow’d~
39   11, 1165|                        Apollo heard, and, granting half his
40   11, 1252|                   The traitor heard, and felt the point within
41   12, 338 |       and thick’ning sobs she heard,~
42   12, 586 |                           And heard and saw, unmov’d, the mourning
43   12, 664 |                           And heard the hostile sound, and fled
44   12, 687 |                       Juturna heard, and, seiz’d with mortal
45   12, 856 |                  Each will be heard, and all at once advise.~
46   12, 930 |                             I heard my dearest friend, with
47   12, 1015|        The welcome sound, and heard the champion’s name,~