Book, Verse

 1    1, 185 |        her aims and what her arts pursue.~
 2    1, 554 |       more advice is needful; but pursue~
 3    1, 779 |        destin’d course, and Italy pursue.~
 4    2, 552 |          leader’s rash example we pursue.~
 5    2, 967 |          consort, shall our steps pursue.~
 6    3, 350 |          soon with swelling sails pursue the wat’ry way.~
 7    3, 362 |         customs of our country we pursue,~
 8    3, 590 |                Now part in peace; pursue thy better fate,~
 9    4, 75  |       with hope, the project they pursue;~
10    4, 625 |                           Let him pursue the promis’d Latian shore.~
11    4, 784 |          fleet their flying sails pursue?~
12    4, 851 |       Haste, haul my galleys out! pursue the foe!~
13    4, 902 |               With fire and sword pursue the perjur’d brood;~
14    4, 949 |      boding omens his base flight pursue!”~
15    5, 330 | Breathless he seems, yet eager to pursue;~
16    5, 336 |                          And dogs pursue his flight with imitated
17    5, 931 |      frowns, and, when she calls, pursue.~
18    6, 515 |              With vengeance shall pursue th’ inhuman coast,~
19    6, 855 |        let us haste our voyage to pursue:~
20    6, 1101|           we yet thro’ dangers to pursue~
21    6, 1130|          Torquatus the same track pursue;~
22    6, 1138|      mortal hate each other shall pursue:~
23    8, 191 |          Rutulians, who with arms pursue~
24    8, 677 |                                   Pursue the ready path to sov’reign
25    8, 787 |                O’er heathy plains pursue the ready way.~
26    9, 283 |          a mother’s curse my name pursue:~
27    9, 757 |          presume to scape, when I pursue?”~
28    9, 1025|            Push’d on his fury, to pursue the crowd.~
29   10, 325 |                Spread ev’ry sail, pursue your wat’ry track,~
30   11, 29  |                 Prepar’d in arms, pursue your happy chance;~
31   11, 233 |       perils youthful ardor would pursue,~
32   11, 824 |           shouts and clamors they pursue the chase.~
33   11, 924 |        the rear the Tuscan troops pursue,~
34   11, 1181|           Nor dares he farther to pursue his blow,~
35   12, 95  |          To waive the combat, and pursue the war.~
36   12, 381 |         with united force the foe pursue:~
37   12, 602 |       friends retreat; their foes pursue the rear.~
38   12, 683 |          disdains the dastards to pursue,~
39   12, 1149|    farther hopes are left thee to pursue?~
40   12, 1355|          Or, if thy vow’d revenge pursue my death,~