Book, Verse

 1    1, 88  |      air, and seas thro’ empty space would roll,~
 2    1, 181 |                     Around the space of earth, and seas, and
 3    1, 507 |                 There bought a space of ground, which (Byrsa
 4    1, 855 |                  And round the space of heav’n the radiant sun;~
 5    1, 959 |        for a night’s revolving space:~
 6    2, 598 |      contracted in that narrow space;~
 7    2, 666 |       not a door, and scarce a space, between.~
 8    2, 689 |     the raging fire had left a space,~
 9    2, 928 |      held my son, in the short space~
10    3, 239 |       pleasing news. In little space~
11    4, 311 |                       A narrow space of Libyan lands to plow;~
12    4, 361 |        clouds along the liquid space;~
13    5, 13  |                       An empty space above, a floating field
14    5, 60  |   revolving thro’ th’ ethereal space,~
15    5, 424 |       pressing; and, in longer space,~
16    5, 539 |       Of tough bull hides; the space within is spread~
17    5, 733 |        ev’ry chief, and left a space between.~
18    6, 200 |             Possess the middle space: th’ infernal bounds~
19    6, 372 |        pass’d along the gloomy space;~
20    6, 783 |     roll within th’ unfathom’d space.~
21    6, 807 |  Infold nine acres of infernal space.~
22    6, 984 |    mind, infus’d thro’ all the space,~
23    8, 64  |        Ascanius, on this empty space,~
24    8, 130 |      and doubted in the middle space,~
25    8, 608 |     meets AEneas in the middle space.~
26   10, 481 |       hissing thro’ the middle space,~
27   10, 585 |          It struck beneath the space of either eye;~
28   10, 626 |             From the forbidden space his men retir’d.~
29   10, 880 |                If for a little space, a lengthen’d span,~
30   10, 1094|                            The space his spear could reach, aloud
31   11, 457 |    constrain’d within a scanty space,~
32   11, 834 |        child within the hollow space;~
33   11, 907 |       less and less the middle space appears.~
34   11, 1310|        far the distance of the space between.~
35   12, 179 |     walls they measure out the space;~
36   12, 196 |       n; and, round the listed space,~
37   12, 420 |      their ardor in the middle space.~
38   12, 785 | Affronted Turnus in the middle space:~
39   12, 810 |         they throng the scanty space,~
40   12, 979 | bridges laid above to join the space,~
41   12, 1111|                     Within the space, an olive tree had stood,~