Book, Verse

 1    1, 170 | stoutest vessel to the storm gave way,~
 2    1, 337 |                          And gave his Trojans a secure retreat;~
 3    1, 349 |                        First gave a holy kiss; then thus replies:~
 4    1, 476 |                   Her father gave her, yet a spotless maid;~
 5    1, 622 |    sign their foundress Juno gave,~
 6    1, 822 |    be spoken, when the cloud gave way,~
 7    1, 853 |     parents more than mortal gave you birth.~
 8    2, 214 |       preserve the faith you gave,~
 9    2, 727 |            The fear of death gave place to nature’s law;~
10    3, 126 |                          Who gave this answer from his dark
11    3, 593 |                           He gave me license, and rich gifts
12    3, 680 |                           He gave the sign to weigh; we break
13    4, 37  |   break the plighted faith I gave!~
14    4, 241 |   trembling earth the signal gave,~
15    4, 456 | challenge, but the faith you gave before;)~
16    4, 525 |   And rough Hyrcanian tigers gave thee suck!~
17    4, 855 |                 Then, when I gave my person and my throne,~
18    5, 689 |          The feather’d arrow gave a dire portent,~
19    5, 705 |       Which Thracian Cisseus gave my sire of old:~
20    6, 760 |         But Hecate, when she gave to rule the woods,~
21    7, 268 |                         Then gave admission to the Trojan
22    7, 423 |             And Jove himself gave way to Cynthia’s wrath,~
23    8, 223 |                           He gave me, when at length constrain’
24    8, 277 | tracks averse a lying notice gave,~
25    8, 316 |                              Gave way; heav’n echo’d at the
26    8, 627 |                          Who gave the name of Caere to the
27    8, 710 |                    This omen gave, when bright Vulcanian arms,~
28    9, 103 |                            I gave the Trojan prince, to speed
29    9, 354 |                   Which Dido gave, when first she gave her
30    9, 354 |    Dido gave, when first she gave her heart.~
31    9, 410 |    his gift. Great Mnestheus gave his friend~
32    9, 564 |         Descried not him who gave the fatal wound,~
33   10, 12  |      Pronounc’d a peace, and gave the Latian lands?~
34   10, 265 |     Minio’s fields and Pyrgi gave,~
35   10, 334 |                          And gave us life immortal in the
36   10, 410 |      he steer’d, and thus he gave command:~
37   10, 1112|                   The shield gave way; thro’ treble plates
38   10, 1154|                              Gave place; and all his breast
39   11, 59  |  Unhappy youth! when Fortune gave the rest~
40   11, 89  |      Thus having mourn’d, he gave the word around,~
41   11, 142 |     Stopp’d in the rear, and gave a vent to grief:~
42   11, 260 |   with those the Trojan hero gave:~
43   12, 87  |         In these sad accents gave her sorrow breath:~
44   12, 223 |                          But gave a part of heav’n, and an