Book, Verse

 1    1, 362 | after ev’ry foe subdued, the sun~
 2    1, 422 |                But, when the sun restor’d the cheerful day,~
 3    1, 601 |   them forth to labor in the sun;~
 4    1, 855 |  space of heav’n the radiant sun;~
 5    1, 1041|  proceed th’ eclipses of the sun;~
 6    1, 1064|              Sev’n times the sun has either tropic view’d,~
 7    2, 646 |                  Reflect the sun; and rais’d on spires he
 8    3, 105 |                      And the Sun’s temple and his town adore.~
 9    3, 356 |                      And the Sun’s temple, which the sailor
10    3, 368 |                          The sun had now fulfill’d his annual
11    3, 662 |                  Now had the sun withdrawn his radiant light,~
12    3, 744 |   winds forsook us, with the sun;~
13    3, 768 |        Scarce had the rising sun the day reveal’d,~
14    3, 837 |                     Like the sun’s disk or like a Grecian
15    4, 164 |                When next the Sun his rising light displays,~
16    4, 696 |      Atlas, next the falling sun,~
17    4, 872 |                         Thou Sun, who view’st at once the
18    5, 60  |                          The sun, revolving thro’ th’ ethereal
19    5, 118 |     when her bow imbibes the sun.~
20    5, 169 |     above lie basking in the sun.~
21    6, 365 |      till the next returning sun.~
22    6, 721 |                          The sun had finish’d more than half
23    7, 13  |    rich, the daughter of the Sun,)~
24    7, 146 |     T is theirs whate’er the sun surveys around.’~
25    7, 297 |     as the greatest that the sun beheld.~
26    7, 309 |                   And sultry sun, betwixt the tropics lie.~
27    7, 735 |       And shoots against the sun with equal rays.~
28    8, 34  |                 So, when the sun by day, or moon by night,~
29    8, 129 |                    The fiery sun had finish’d half his race,~
30    8, 229 |        And, when to-morrow’s sun reveals the light,~
31    8, 259 |      hold, impervious to the sun, possess’d.~
32    8, 328 |       And curse th’ invading sun, and sicken at the sight.~
33    8, 369 |                 Meantime the sun descended from the skies,~
34    9, 195 |               Now, since the sun is rolling to the west,~
35    9, 612 |                 Nor long the sun his daily course withheld,~
36   10, 308 |    the world forsaken by the sun,~
37   10, 345 |                  To-morrow’s sun, unless my skill be vain,~
38   11, 1316|      westward to the sea the sun declin’d.~
39   12, 258 |           Then to the rising sun he turns his eyes,~
40   12, 266 |                   All-seeing sun, and thou, Ausonian soil,~