Book, Verse

 1    1, 574|                           This part perform’d, the goddess flies
 2    1, 584| streets; and hears, from ev’ry part,~
 3    2, 8  |            All that I saw, and part of which I was:~
 4    2, 40 |                                Part on the pile their wond’ring
 5    3, 433|                            Our part, from Chaon, he Chaonia
 6    3, 590|                            Now part in peace; pursue thy better
 7    4, 115|                Then, when they part, when Phoebe’s paler light~
 8    4, 612|       trusted secrets you have part,~
 9    4, 710|       gods, and thou my better part,~
10    4, 714|            Hang on the topmost part the Trojan vest,~
11    4, 772|     some, but love the greater part.~
12    5, Arg|        friend Acestes, king of part of the island, and born
13    5, 143|                                Part to behold, and part to prove
14    5, 143|            Part to behold, and part to prove their skill.~
15    5, 590|            This and that other part in vain he tries,~
16    5, 852|    fear, and hope, and neither part obey:~
17    5, 926|     while he stood, to neither part inclin’d,~
18    5, 986|                           This part is nam’d from Ilium, that
19    6, 37 |                      The lower part a beast, a man above,~
20    6, 47 |   hapless Icarus had found his part,~
21    6, 62 |       cave, within its farmost part,~
22    6, 91 |    proud Grecian’s only mortal part:~
23    6, 312|                    The topmost part his glitt’ring arms adorn;~
24    7, 867|                                Part scour the rusty shields
25    7, 867|   rusty shields with seam; and part~
26    7, 914|                    Of heav’nly part, and part of earthly blood,~
27    7, 914|          Of heav’nly part, and part of earthly blood,~
28    8, 32 |      himself in vain, in ev’ry part,~
29    8, 813|      said, “perform’d in ev’ry part,~
30    9, 785|      his hand upon the wounded part:~
31    9, 831|                             No part of life from toils of war
32    9, 895|      archers gives thy youth a part~
33   10, 13 |    What fear or hope on either part divides~
34   10, 504|                But, in another part, th’ Arcadian horse~
35   11, 22 |                    The greater part perform’d, achieve the less.~
36   11, 310|                                Part in the places where they
37   11, 311|                            And part are to the neighb’ring fields
38   11, 491|                    Call’d into part of what is ours; and there,~
39   11, 833|                     The middle part with cork he cover’d o’er:~
40   11, 956|       fought, expos’d on ev’ry part,~
41   12, 223|                     But gave a part of heav’n, and an unenvied
42   12, 589|        touches he performs his part,~
43   12, 622|    cure, with this foments the part;~
44   12, 857|                            One part for peace, and one for war