Book, Verse

 1    1, 44  |        distant from the Latian coast~
 2    1, 321 |   shore, and barr’d from ev’ry coast.~
 3    1, 423 |                   He rose, the coast and country to survey,~
 4    1, 458 |    tread, and who commands the coast?~
 5    1, 520 |       we landed on your Libyan coast.~
 6    1, 722 |    widely scatter’d on another coast.~
 7    1, 792 |           Force me to guard my coast from foreign foes.~
 8    1, 835 |       shipwreck on your Libyan coast;~
 9    1, 1062|   since on ev’ry sea, on ev’ry coast,~
10    3, Arg |      him upon the Carthaginian coast.~
11    3, 19  |                    Against our coast appears a spacious land,~
12    3, 47  |         who rules the Thracian coast,~
13    3, 168 |  Expell’d and exil’d; that the coast was free~
14    3, 377 |    skimm’d along Epirus’ rocky coast.~
15    3, 435 |       fates have landed on our coast?~
16    3, 494 |         Then round th’ Italian coast your navy steer;~
17    3, 509 |     not thy course to that ill coast be bent,~
18    3, 528 |             And fair Sicilia’s coast were one, before~
19    3, 548 |                            And coast Pachynus, tho’ with more
20    3, 613 |        far the wish’d Ausonian coast:~
21    3, 932 |    storms, and driv’n on ev’ry coast,~
22    4, 205 |        Xanthus, and the Lycian coast,~
23    4, 347 |      race to gain th’ Ausonian coast!~
24    5, 1039|     his foll’wers on a foreign coast.~
25    5, 1125|       Sirens’ cliffs, a shelfy coast,~
26    6, 21  |                 To the Cumaean coast at length he came,~
27    6, 95  |     now, at length, the flying coast is found.~
28    6, 131 |                            The coast, so long desir’d (nor doubt
29    6, 413 |   stands, who rules the dreary coast—~
30    6, 448 |    ferries over to the farther coast;~
31    6, 483 |   should run against the rocky coast.~
32    6, 492 |      my blood th’ unhospitable coast;~
33    6, 499 |       your navy seek the Velin coast,~
34    6, 515 |       shall pursue th’ inhuman coast,~
35    6, 941 |    assail’d you, on the Libyan coast.”~
36    7, 14  |                    A dang’rous coast: the goddess wastes her
37    7, 29  |       touch upon th’ inchanted coast,~
38    7, 172 |         Remember on that happy coast to build,~
39    8, 17  |   AEneas, landed on the Latian coast,~
40    8, 753 |     and murthers on the Tuscan coast.~
41    8, 947 |        mantle o’er the winding coast,~
42    9, 161 |        seas, and we secure the coast.~
43    9, 1105|       wafts him to the farther coast,~
44   10, 338 | Advance in order on the Latian coast:~
45   10, 406 |           Tarchon observes the coast with careful eyes,~
46   11, 87  |      champion has th’ Ausonian coast,~
47   11, 403 |         the vengeful Capharean coast;~