Book, Verse

 1    1, 406 |              High on a trophy rais’d, of useless arms,~
 2    1, 634 | expecting there the queen, he rais’d~
 3    1, 812 |                               Rais’d in his mind the Trojan
 4    1, 885 |     own ancestry from Trojans rais’d.~
 5    1, 1032|                           And rais’d it to her mouth with sober
 6    2, 41  |            The pile by Pallas rais’d to ruin Troy.~
 7    2, 60  |            Or ’t is an engine rais’d above the town,~
 8    2, 144 |                               Rais’d expectations in our longing
 9    2, 155 |      this stupendous pile was rais’d:~
10    2, 202 |       some religious end, you rais’d the pile?’~
11    2, 246 |                            We rais’d and dedicate this wondrous
12    2, 314 |                          Thus rais’d aloft, and then descending
13    2, 646 |          Reflect the sun; and rais’d on spires he rides;~
14    3, 390 |                 Green altars, rais’d of turf, with gifts she
15    3, 802 |             The good Anchises rais’d him with his hand;~
16    4, 940 |     lofty city by my hands is rais’d,~
17    5, 181 |                            Is rais’d by turns with hope, by
18    5, 299 |                               Rais’d with success, the Dolphin
19    5, 1032|         You saw the storm she rais’d on Libyan floods,~
20    6, 664 |                          They rais’d a feeble cry, with trembling
21    6, 744 |       the fronting gate, and, rais’d on high~
22    6, 1204|         The gods too high had rais’d the Roman state,~
23    7, 353 |                  At length he rais’d his cheerful head, and
24    7, 569 |                               Rais’d on her dusky wings, she
25    7, 650 |     threat’ning embassy; then rais’d the rest,~
26    8, 188 |                               Rais’d by these hopes, I sent
27    8, 238 |               A maple throne, rais’d higher from the ground,~
28    8, 359 |                           Who rais’d this altar in the sacred
29    8, 553 |                               Rais’d high on smoking rocks;
30    9, 436 |                      His head rais’d high on tapestry beneath,~
31    9, 510 |     These men go there;” then rais’d his voice aloud:~
32    9, 620 |                               Rais’d high on pointed spears—
33    9, 962 |                               Rais’d on the seas, the surges
34   10, 60  |                       Alecto, rais’d by her, with rage inflames~
35   10, 1222|       not long.” With that he rais’d from ground~
36   10, 1280|   wounded steed curvets, and, rais’d upright,~
37   11, 1   |   SCARCE had the rosy Morning rais’d her head~
38   11, 658 |                         Some, rais’d aloft, come tumbling down
39   11, 827 |                               Rais’d o’er the borders with
40   12, 8   |                           And rais’d his haughty soul to meet
41   12, 657 |     cloud of blinding dust is rais’d around,~
42   12, 978 |    hands on beams and rafters rais’d;~
43   12, 1058|                               Rais’d on the stretch, young
44   12, 1374|                            He rais’d his arm aloft, and, at