Book, Verse

 1    1, 131 |                                Loud peals of thunder from the
 2    1, 214 | motions, and their tongues are loud;~
 3    2, 295 |                       And with loud bellowings breaks the yielding
 4    2, 398 |            Cries, threats, and loud laments, and mingled war:~
 5    2, 401 |           Louder, and yet more loud, I hear th’ alarms~
 6    2, 639 |     stood Pyrrhus, threat’ning loud,~
 7    2, 667 |       The house is fill’d with loud laments and cries,~
 8    2, 831 |       in the Scaean gate, with loud commands,~
 9    2, 886 |        pray’rs, our tears, our loud laments, are vain.~
10    3, 403 |            At this, she cast a loud and frightful cry.~
11    3, 550 |                        And the loud yell of wat’ry wolves to
12    3, 577 |                       And with loud curses leave the mystic
13    4, 251 |                            The loud report thro’ Libyan cities
14    4, 282 |     goddess widely spreads the loud report,~
15    4, 649 |             Thick messages and loud complaints he hears,~
16    4, 955 |                       And with loud cries the sounding palace
17    5, 199 |                     Amidst the loud applauses of the shore,~
18    5, 444 |        enters, and, exclaiming loud~
19    5, 489 |                            And loud applauses echo thro’ the
20    5, 912 |                                Loud rattling shakes the mountains
21    5, 1001|                            Now loud laments along the shores
22    6, 636 |       the deaf rocks, when the loud billows roar;~
23    6, 757 |                            And loud laments that rent the liquid
24    7, 64  |        the Tyrrhene realm with loud alarms,~
25    7, 725 |      With furious haste to the loud summons flew.~
26    7, 850 |                        And the loud trumpets break the yielding
27    7, 855 |       his head, and, safe from loud alarms,~
28    8, 556 |                                Loud strokes, and hissings of
29    8, 574 |        lazy war with trumpets’ loud alarms.~
30    8, 716 |       his flood: now sound the loud alarms;~
31    8, 921 |      queen herself, amidst the loud alarms,~
32    9, 621 |                                Loud peals of shouts ensue, and
33    9, 636 |                 And fills with loud laments the liquid air.~
34    9, 695 |                            And loud for ladders calls, to scale
35   10, 367 |     receive the sign, and with loud shouts reply.~
36   10, 1148|             And thus to Lausus loud with friendly threat’ning
37   10, 1251|                           Then loud he call’d AEneas thrice
38   10, 1252|                            The loud repeated voice to glad AEneas
39   11, 205 |                                Loud axes thro’ the groaning
40   11, 223 |                       Till the loud clamors reach Evander’s
41   11, 291 |               And thrice, with loud laments, they hail the dead.~
42   11, 1095|                                Loud shouts ensue; the Latins
43   12, 542 |                        As when loud Boreas, with his blust’ring
44   12, 681 |                                Loud shouts and clamors rend
45   12, 1051|                                Loud cries and roaring sounds