Book, Verse

 1    1, 73  |                       Against the thin remains of ruin’d Troy!~
 2    1, 404 |            bolts and iron bars: within remains~
 3    2, 87  |                said: ’Alas! what earth remains, what sea~
 4    2, 889 |                              What hope remains, but what my death must
 5    3, 405 |                         All of me that remains appears in sight;~
 6    4, 117 |                               She last remains, when ev’ry guest is gone,~
 7    4, 409 |                     What course, alas! remains to steer between~
 8    4, 468 |                         That only name remains of all the rest!)~
 9    4, 652 |              firm purpose of his heart remains.~
10    5, 72  |            hide Anchises and his blest remains,~
11    5, 290 |          Unvanquish’d Scylla now alone remains;~
12    5, 528 |             scarce the shadow of a man remains.~
13    5, 635 |              Learn what I was, by what remains; and know~
14    5, 685 |          Acestes, grudging at his lot, remains,~
15    5, 960 |            with impious ghosts my soul remains,~
16    5, 1029|               n to the bones, the last remains.~
17    5, 1040|                               For what remains, your godhead I implore,~
18    6, 813 |               lasts, th’ immortal food remains.~
19    6, 999 | long-contracted filth ev’n in the soul remains.~
20    6, 1012|             the pure ether of the soul remains.~
21    7, 6   |               is all a ghost can have) remains.~
22    7, 334 |                             Some small remains of what his sire possess’
23    7, 774 |                             Leave what remains to me.” Saturnia said:~
24    8, 67  |            approve the truth. For what remains,~
25    8, 469 |              Saturnia’s and Janicula’s remains;~
26    9, 167 |               hour is pass’d, and mine remains.~
27    9, 198 |               morn shall end the small remains of war.”~
28    9, 654 |              dismember’d, and his cold remains?~
29   10, 985 |              empty menace, and unmov’d remains.~
30   10, 1309|                This refuge for my poor remains provide,~
31   11, 430 |                                No hate remains with me to ruin’d Troy.~
32   11, 564 |             land exhausted to the last remains,~
33   11, 596 |                           If any doubt remains, who dares the most,~
34   11, 642 |                O! if any ancient blood remains,~
35   11, 661 |                 The great Messapus yet remains our friend:~
36   11, 1191|                draws, the steely point remains;~
37   12, 573 |                              The steel remains. No readier way he found~
38   12, 802 |               the mighty man, the last remains~
39   12, 964 |              harvest mounts, and still remains to mow.~
40   12, 1276|              are vanish’d: nothing now remains,~