Book, Verse

 1    1, 21  |           A Tyrian colony; the people made~
 2    1, 28  |              Long cited by the people of the sky,)~
 3    1, 377 |                            The people Romans call, the city Rome.~
 4    1, 389 |                   To crush the people that conspir’d her fall.~
 5    1, 416 |       The surly murmurs of the people cease;~
 6    1, 466 |                              A people rude in peace, and rough
 7    1, 623 |      Of a soil fruitful, and a people brave.~
 8    1, 712 |    crowds around, the swarming people join.~
 9    1, 808 |                             My people shall, by my command, explore~
10    2, Arg |    finds a great confluence of people, but misses his wife whose
11    2, 117 |     Had made impression in the people’s hearts,~
12    2, 165 |      spreading rumor round the people ran;~
13    2, 1041|                            The people’s treasure, and the pomp
14    3, 21  |           Thracia the name—the people bold in war;~
15    3, 347 |        impending curse a pious people free!’~
16    3, 584 |             The fierce Italian people she will show,~
17    4, 156 |                     To mix the people in one common land—~
18    4, 274 |                  She fills the people’s ears with Dido’s name,~
19    4, 896 |        Against the prince, the people, and the name.~
20    5, 140 |                  The bord’ring people, rous’d by sounding fame~
21    5, 470 |        indulgent father of the people smil’d,~
22    5, 656 |                            The people shout. Upon the next was
23    5, 671 |                 Of the pleas’d people rend the vaulted skies.~
24    5, 988 |       A chosen senate from the people draws;~
25    6, 438 |        the shore the thronging people bent;~
26    6, 848 |                     Not as the people pleas’d, but as they paid;~
27    6, 965 |        the stream the crowding people draws.~
28    6, 1233|                The prince, and people; and forearms his care~
29    7, 61  |        Which princes and their people did engage;~
30    7, 69  |     The Latin scepter, and his people blest:~
31    7, 425 |       great offense had either people done?)~
32    7, 439 |                   And both the people near destruction brought;~
33    8, 107 |       But, O be present to thy people’s aid,~
34    8, 510 |         With fire and sword my people to destroy,~
35    8, 629 |    pride of wealth and warlike people strong,~
36    8, 641 |                            The people’s patience, tir’d, no longer
37    8, 661 |                  This pow’rful people; seek a foreign head.’~
38    8, 666 |                            The people join their own with his
39   10, 136 |             And thus provoke a people prone to war?~
40   10, 1218|                      I ow’d my people these, and, from their hate,~
41   10, 1307|      well I know th’ insulting people’s hate;~
42   11, 213 | Rushing from out the gate, the people stand,~
43   11, 443 |        long defense the Trojan people made,~
44   11, 618 |   Meantime proceed to fill the people’s ears~
45   12, 833 |                            The people shall be slaves, unless
46   12, 1209|     ancient blood th’ Ausonian people sprung,~