Book, Verse

 1    1, 693 |                       Amidst the press alone provokes a thousand
 2    1, 864 |     Cloanthus and the noble Gyas press’d;~
 3    2, 82  |                              All press to see, and some insult
 4    2, 444 |    flames; and foes for entrance press without,~
 5    2, 511 |          Has with unwary footing press’d a snake;~
 6    4, 118 |               Sits on the bed he press’d, and sighs alone;~
 7    5, 263 |           eager with his beak to press~
 8    5, 598 |         limbs his ancient mother press’d.~
 9    5, 608 |       redoubled force his foe he press’d.~
10    5, 1051|       troops when proud Achilles press’d,~
11    6, 123 |        and far superior force he press’d;~
12    6, 432 |                              And press for passage with extended
13    6, 461 |    Amidst the spirits, Palinurus press’d,~
14    6, 571 |                      With hunger press’d, devours the pleasing
15    6, 627 |        dar’d I to presume, that, press’d with grief,~
16    6, 743 |                             And, press’d betwixt the rocks, the
17    6, 1193|        and of whence was he, who press’d the hero’s side:~
18    7, 795 |          Ambitious Turnus in the press appears,~
19    8, 475 |       thro’ the narrow gate they press’d,~
20    8, 605 |         dogs before their master press’d.~
21    9, 54  |      steed of Thracian strain he press’d;~
22    9, 207 |          d at their length, they press the grassy ground;~
23    9, 357 |          courser by proud Turnus press’d:~
24    9, 589 |                        Onward he press’d, and kept him still in
25    9, 959 |        sunk the monster bulk and press’d the ground;~
26    9, 972 |          wonder feels the weight press lighter on his back.~
27   10, 199 |                         Amid the press appears the beauteous boy,~
28   10, 336 |         insulting foes is hardly press’d.~
29   10, 541 |          his at once, at once he press’d,~
30   10, 611 |                      The rear so press’d the front, they could
31   11, 24  |                                  Press but an entrance, and presume
32   11, 690 |              Th’ impetuous youth press forward to the field;~
33   11, 799 |       right and left, is room to press~
34   11, 844 |                            Then, press’d by foes, he stemm’d the
35   11, 857 |        thro’ her lips the liquor press’d.~
36   11, 899 |                                  Press forward on their bits, and
37   11, 945 |        Orsilochus, who durst not press too near~
38   11, 965 |          with her painted quiver press’d.~
39   11, 969 |            And when, too closely press’d, she quits the ground,~
40   11, 1098|                                  Press’d in his arms the pond’rous
41   11, 1119|          that shrunk before, now press~
42   11, 1133|      virgin view’d. The steed he press’d~
43   11, 1230|     inglorious coward soon shall press the plain:~
44   12, 28  |       Then, if my prostrate body press the plain,~
45   12, 458 | prostrate body with his knees he press’d,~