Book, Verse

 1    1, 40  |                             The grace bestow’d on ravish’d Ganymed,~
 2    1, 116 |         Yours is my sov’reign’s grace; and, as your guest,~
 3    1, 688 | Penthisilea there, with haughty grace,~
 4    1, 742 |        th’ unhappy fugitives to grace,~
 5    1, 828 |        rolling eyes a sparkling grace,~
 6    1, 867 |      motions, ravish’d with his grace;~
 7    1, 930 |     Ascanius, and the sprightly grace;~
 8    1, 958 |       form and shape. I beg the grace~
 9    1, 1032|         to her mouth with sober grace;~
10    4, 200 |      Ascanius, with a sprightly grace,~
11    4, 301 |    painted beds, with off’rings grace~
12    5, 79  |         ordain’d, is pleas’d to grace:~
13    5, 84  |         solemn sports I mean to grace:~
14    5, 96  |      Ascanius, with a sprightly grace,~
15    5, 145 |          and palm, the victors’ grace:~
16    5, 387 |                  With sprightly grace and equal beauty crown’d;~
17    5, 718 |            On horseback let him grace his grandsire’s day,~
18    5, 724 |                      The riders grace the steeds; the steeds with
19    5, 751 |    motions, and their sprightly grace,~
20    5, 1076|       inferior gods his triumph grace,~
21    6, 65  |         doors a hundred entries grace;~
22    6, 196 |      great Jupiter imparts this grace,~
23    6, 647 |       armies, and the soldiers’ grace;~
24    6, 882 |      times and happier years to grace.~
25    6, 1181|             He moves with manly grace, how rich with regal spoils!~
26    6, 1187|      And the third spoils shall grace Feretrian Jove.”~
27    7, 901 |       Turnus only second in the grace~
28    7, 1108|   purple habit sits with such a grace~
29    8, 204 |         d briefly, with a royal grace:~
30    8, 400 |         undoubted son! an added grace~
31    8, 506 |       impenetrable shields, and grace~
32    8, 976 |       names, he yet admires the grace,~
33    9, 19  |                       Iris, the grace of heav’n, what pow’r divine~
34    9, 389 |        me to presume so great a grace);~
35   10, 66  |          whom you with conquest grace.~
36   10, 706 |                               O grace and grief of war! at once
37   10, 869 |                  Might gain the grace of length’ning Turnus’ life,~
38   10, 1035|     give his victory the better grace.~
39   11, 325 |        their country rites they grace,~
40   11, 740 |                    With godlike grace, he from the tow’r descends.~
41   11, 769 |          Then thus return’d: “O grace of Italy,~
42   11, 1032|      roars, he sues in vain for grace;~
43   12, 131 |                              To grace Pilumnus, when he went to
44   12, 743 |    distilling gore, his chariot grace.~
45   12, 1370|         dost thou, dost thou to grace pretend,~