Book, Verse

 1    1, 513 |      Could you with patience hear, or I relate,~
 2    1, 1057|                           To hear the series of the war desir’
 3    2, 9   |    hardest of our foes could hear,~
 4    2, 83  |                          Now hear how well the Greeks their
 5    2, 401 | Louder, and yet more loud, I hear th’ alarms~
 6    2, 842 |  listen’d; dreadful sounds I hear;~
 7    2, 909 |                            I hear thee, Fate; and I obey thy
 8    2, 940 |  said, when, on our left, we hear~
 9    2, 994 |   noise of trampling feet we hear.~
10    3, 139 |  their demands: ’Ye princes, hear~
11    3, 311 |   along the crooked shore we hear~
12    3, 550 |     yell of wat’ry wolves to hear.~
13    3, 729 |                   Far off we hear the waves with surly sound~
14    3, 853 |                   From far I hear his thund’ring voice resound,~
15    3, 887 |          His brother Cyclops hear the yelling roar,~
16    4, 109 |           She longs again to hear the prince relate~
17    4, 112 |        For still she begs to hear it once again.~
18    4, 424 |                         They hear with pleasure, and with
19    4, 437 |       their nightly god they hear,~
20    4, 550 |     Yet, if the heav’ns will hear my pious vow,~
21    4, 808 |         Beset with foes; nor hear’st the western gales~
22    5, 868 |              Then, what they hear, is witness’d by their eyes:~
23    6, 84  |  more. The trembling Trojans hear,~
24    6, 520 |               And pleas’d to hear his propagated name.~
25    7, 33  |                          And hear the swelling surges vainly
26    7, 603 |  mandates, and her words you hear.~
27    7, 763 |                        Shall hear the dreadful rumor, from
28    7, 870 |                          And hear the trumpet’s clangor pierce
29    8, 696 |      up, repeated peals they hear;~
30    8, 755 |                  Relief, and hear a father and a king!~
31    9, 245 |       All hush’d around. Now hear what I revolve—~
32    9, 851 |  reproach Ascanius could not hear~
33    9, 900 |                          And hear the twanging of his heav’
34   10, 354 |                              Hear thou, great Mother of the
35   10, 683 |      the corpse: “Arcadians, hear,”~
36   10, 841 |       This forfeit life, and hear thy suppliant’s pray’r.”~
37   10, 844 |        And cut him short: “I hear another man;~
38   11, 157 |      king, they hop’d, would hear a king’s request,~
39   11, 483 |       You see th’ event.—Now hear what I propose,~
40   11, 730 |                   Propitious hear, and lend thy Latins aid!~
41   12, 40  | speak, and you with patience hear,~
42   12, 274 |                              Hear, and bear record: if I fall
43   12, 298 |    Latona’s double offspring hear,~
44   12, 825 |      thus the lofty prince: “Hear and obey,~
45   12, 1130|                   Propitious hear my pious pray’r!” He said,~