Book, Verse

 1    1, Arg |     going out to discover the country, meets his mother in the
 2    1, 423 |        He rose, the coast and country to survey,~
 3    1, 509 |      But whence are you? what country claims your birth?~
 4    1, 745 |                  To drive the country, force the swains away:~
 5    2, Arg |      survive the ruins of his country, and the various adventures
 6    2, Arg |     household gods in another country. In order to this, he carries
 7    2, 100 |                  Greece is my country, Sinon is my name.~
 8    2, 139 |       Already you my name and country know;~
 9    2, 363 |     all the wounds he for his country bore~
10    2, 368 |    father’s champion, and thy country’s joy!~
11    2, 427 |  Spurr’d by my courage, by my country fir’d,~
12    2, 952 |                    Keep, O my country gods, our dwelling place,~
13    2, 974 |                           Our country gods, the relics, and the
14    2, 1017|           My sire, my son, my country gods I left.~
15    3, 362 |            The customs of our country we pursue,~
16    4, 277 |      ring guest, who from his country fled:~
17    4, 908 |        For, when she left her country, hers was dead):~
18    5, 54  |                With plenteous country cates and homely store.~
19    5, 823 |                             O country lost, and gods redeem’d
20    5, 974 |                           His country gods and Vesta then adores~
21    6, 845 |     tyrants others have their country sold,~
22    6, 895 | patriots live, who, for their country’s good,~
23    6, 1128|    Tis love of honor, and his country’s good:~
24    6, 1144|                Nor stain your country with her children’s gore!~
25    6, 1182|                  He, when his country, threaten’d with alarms,~
26    7, 120 |                 War shall the country waste, and change the state.’~
27    7, 250 |  warlike kings, who for their country fought,~
28    7, 448 |                Shall fire his country with a second flame.”~
29    7, 672 |                           The country churls to mischief, hate,
30    7, 686 |       known lodgings, and his country dame.~
31    7, 942 |      leads to Turnus’ aid his country swains.~
32    8, 11  |               These thro’ the country took their wasteful course,~
33    8, 472 |   Where poor Evander kept his country court.~
34    8, 925 |                           Her country gods, the monsters of the
35    9, 326 |                           Our country gods, in whom our trust
36    9, 341 |                    By my dear country, by my household gods,~
37    9, 1061|               Your gods, your country, and your king you shame!”~
38   10, 221 |                  His name and country told, and ask’d relief;~
39   11, 325 |       These relics with their country rites they grace,~
40   11, 418 |                 My much lov’d country, and my more lov’d wife:~
41   11, 492 |      terms agreed, the common country share.~
42   11, 1287|         So much of zeal their country’s cause inspir’d;~
43   12, 400 |    Your timely succor to your country bring,~