Book, Verse

 1    1, 690 |                         In their right hands a pointed dart they
 2    1, 769 |                 Observant of the right, religious of his word.~
 3    1, 862 |                         With his right hand Ilioneus was grac’d,~
 4    2, 578 |       his word, observant of the right:~
 5    2, 606 |                 While with their right they seize the battlement.~
 6    2, 753 |                              His right hand held his bloody falchion
 7    3, 536 |                       Far on the right, her dogs foul Scylla hides:~
 8    3, 908 |                                  Right o’er against Plemmyrium’
 9    4, 455 |                          By this right hand, (since I have nothing
10    5, 559 |          fear, since I resign my right.”~
11    5, 1080|                               To right and left; the gods his better
12    6, 727 |                              The right to Pluto’s golden palace
13    6, 1124|       deserv’d, asserting public right.~
14    7, 462 |                               My right, and execute my just disdain.~
15    7, 562 |                               My right, nor think the name of mother
16    7, 954 |        raw hide they sheathe the right.~
17    8, 228 |        you ask, I offer, as your right;~
18    8, 313 |      planted feet, and, from the right,~
19    8, 804 |      spacious plain from left to right.~
20    9, 303 |                              The right reclin’d upon the bending
21    9, 386 |                          By this right hand and conscious Night
22    9, 625 |                     Safe was the right, surrounded by the flood.~
23    9, 773 |        the fragment of a rock so right,~
24    9, 921 |                    Arm’d, on the right and on the left they stand,~
25    9, 1038|                    Turn’d to the right, his sword the hero drew,~
26   10, 80  |      Obscurely let him rest; his right resign~
27   10, 320 |                              Her right hand stops the stern; her
28   10, 358 |         Phrygians conquer in thy right.”~
29   10, 473 |                              His right arm pierc’d, and holding
30   10, 518 |          youth, emulous of equal right~
31   10, 624 |                          To this right hand is Pallas only due;~
32   10, 745 |                    Then with his right hand, while his neck he
33   10, 797 |                           In his right hand as many swords he wields,~
34   10, 1095|                        My strong right hand, and sword, assist
35   11, 17  |                       And on the right was placed his corslet,
36   11, 173 |                               My right and his are in dispute:
37   11, 543 |             But, with a father’s right, bestow your own.~
38   11, 550 |                             What right hast thou to rule the Latian
39   11, 568 |        mind, in arms assert your right,~
40   11, 799 |                      For, on the right and left, is room to press~
41   11, 1198| Inexorable Death; and claims his right.~
42   12, 27  |        unaided shall assert your right:~
43   12, 478 |            This hand alone shall right the gods and you:~