Book, Verse

 1    1, 302 |    hopes and fears their minds possess,~
 2    1, 427 |                                Possess’d the new-found region,
 3    1, 474 |                                Possess’d fair Dido’s bed; and either
 4    2, 55  |     What more than madness has possess’d your brains?~
 5    2, 383 |          The foes already have possess’d the wall;~
 6    2, 516 |                                Possess’d with fear, unknowing of
 7    2, 690 |         The Grecians enter and possess the place.~
 8    2, 1035|        A guard of Grecians had possess’d the porch;~
 9    3, 478 |             Then, with his god possess’d, before the shrine,~
10    3, 511 |        are all by Grecian foes possess’d;~
11    4, 141 |                      You stand possess’d of all your soul desir’
12    4, 284 |                     When first possess’d with this unwelcome news~
13    4, 724 |     Nor thought so dire a rage possess’d her mind.~
14    5, 342 |      ordain’d for Mnestheus to possess;~
15    5, 1036|                  With fury she possess’d the Dardan dames,~
16    6, 74  |      stood up; convulsive rage possess’d~
17    6, 86  |      himself, with awful dread possess’d,~
18    6, 200 |                                Possess the middle space: th’ infernal
19    6, 701 |     heavy sleep my weary limbs possess’d.~
20    6, 865 |                                Possess’d the porch, and on the
21    6, 994 |       Desire and fear by turns possess their hearts,~
22    7, 68  |         old and mild, had long possess’d~
23    7, 334 |       remains of what his sire possess’d.~
24    7, 524 |        rage; for now the snake possess’d~
25    7, 696 |                                Possess’d with fear, and seeks his
26    7, 722 |        wildly stare, with fear possess’d,~
27    7, 767 |   Frauds, fears, and fury have possess’d the state,~
28    8, 259 |         impervious to the sun, possess’d.~
29    8, 460 |      Among the rude) ev’n then possess’d the swains.~
30    8, 537 |        her lap infus’d, he lay possess’d~
31    8, 766 |                     While, yet possess’d of all his youthful charms,~
32    9, 494 |     and they the glorious gift possess’d.~
33   10, 64  |        Now let my happier foes possess my place,~
34   11, 68  |                 And sent me to possess a large command.~
35   11, 177 |       the way (so tell him) to possess~
36   11, 388 | madness has your alter’d minds possess’d,~
37   11, 485 |        of land the Latins have possess’d~
38   11, 575 |                That Turnus may possess a royal wife.~
39   11, 804 |                                Possess’d the pass, and in blind
40   11, 1302|                                Possess’d, and downward issues on
41   12, 536 |                                Possess,” said he, “the fruit of