Book, Verse

 1    2, Arg |       the stratagem of a wooden horse. He declares the fix’d resolution
 2    2, 63  |         presents, nor admit the horse.’~
 3    2, 308 |               And fasten to the horse’s feet; the rest~
 4    2, 321 |               We haul along the horse in solemn state;~
 5    2, 337 |                    Unlock’d the horse, and op’d his dark abodes;~
 6    2, 442 |         the bowels of the fatal horse.~
 7    2, 540 |              Remount the hollow horse, and pant in secret there.~
 8    2, 564 |    whole squadron of Thessalian horse.~
 9    4, 187 |       dogs, and swift Massylian horse.~
10    4, 225 |                             His horse’s flanks and sides are forc’
11    6, 693 |             For, when the fatal horse, descending down,~
12    6, 1219|    spurs shall urge thy foaming horse.~
13    7, 933 |                    Arm’d Argive horse they led, and in the front
14    8, 684 |            Besides, two hundred horse he shall command;~
15    9, 56  |                     With twenty horse to second his designs,~
16    9, 204 |         And twice seven hundred horse these chiefs command;~
17    9, 502 |                   Three hundred horse, with Volscens for their
18    9, 504 |                   But the swift horse the slower foot prevent,~
19    9, 515 |                      The speedy horse all passages belay,~
20   10, 262 |            Proud of his manag’d horse and painted shield.~
21   10, 492 |              Conspicuous on his horse. On either hand,~
22   10, 504 |      another part, th’ Arcadian horse~
23   10, 1058|         But from his headstrong horse his fate he found,~
24   10, 1276|      the temples of the warrior horse.~
25   10, 1284|                             His horse came after with unwieldy
26   11, Arg |         sharp engagement of the horse; wherein Camilla signalizes
27   11, 91  |            And chose a thousand horse, the flow’r of all~
28   11, 139 |         the Trojan and Arcadian horse~
29   11, 290 |                          Thrice horse and foot about the fires
30   11, 706 |    fields, to charge the Trojan horse.~
31   11, 776 |                 Sends his light horse before to scour the field:~
32   11, 783 |      Volscians, face the Tuscan horse;~
33   11, 896 |       the Trojan and the Tuscan horse,~
34   11, 903 | Messapus, Coras, and the Latian horse;~
35   11, 911 |       man to man they rush, and horse to horse.~
36   11, 911 |         they rush, and horse to horse.~
37   11, 947 |     stuck the steel beneath his horse’s ear.~
38   11, 1042|      Forego the vantage of your horse, alight,~
39   11, 1048|                  And leaves her horse at large among her train;~
40   11, 1052|                 Reins round his horse, and urges all his speed;~
41   11, 1062|         she strain’d beyond his horse’s head:~
42   11, 1093|      was Venulus, whom from his horse he tore,~
43   12, 739 |                  First from his horse fierce Amycus he threw:~