Book, Verse

 1    1, 42  |                   Each was a cause alone; and all combin’d~
 2    1, 419 |   pities, and protects their cause.~
 3    1, 479 |  ensued, and cursed gold the cause.~
 4    1, 714 |     determines ev’ry private cause;~
 5    1, 766 |   just, and will revenge our cause.~
 6    1, 1045| shakes the solid earth; what cause delays~
 7    2, 113 |                          The cause, and rul’d the counsels,
 8    2, 378 |          But answer’d to the cause for which he came,~
 9    2, 796 | vengeance taken in so just a cause;~
10    3, 51  |                 To learn the cause, I tugged with all my strength:~
11    3, 763 |                  Of which no cause is offer’d to the sight;~
12    4, 273 |     To tell of prodigies and cause affright.~
13    4, 595 |      what changes canst thou cause~
14    5, 5   |                          The cause unknown; yet his presaging
15    5, 446 |                    Urges his cause may in the court be heard;~
16    6, 141 |                          The cause the same which Ilium once
17    6, 579 |   when traitors judg’d their cause.~
18    6, 620 |             And I, alas! the cause? By Heav’n, I vow,~
19    6, 964 |   ring stood, then ask’d the cause~
20    6, 1126|   pleading in his children’s cause!~
21    6, 1152|    Greeks revenge the Trojan cause;~
22    6, 1211|      youth afford so great a cause to grieve;~
23    7, 671 |              From this light cause th’ infernal maid prepares~
24    8, 523 |   Why seek you reasons for a cause so just,~
25    9, 172 |                           My cause and theirs is one; a fatal
26    9, 289 |         And but protract the cause you cannot gain.~
27   10, 139 |                    Was I the cause of mischief, or the man~
28   10, 148 |    they favor or dislike the cause.~
29   10, 220 |                  Expos’d the cause of coming to the chief;~
30   10, 351 |    make up. Unknowing of the cause,~
31   11, 155 |                          All cause of hate was ended in their
32   11, 172 |                          His cause in arms, to conquer or to
33   11, 332 |                And curse the cause of this unhappy war:~
34   11, 344 |                          His cause and credit in the Latian
35   11, 383 |       And tell th’ important cause for which we came.~
36   11, 548 |                     O cursed cause of all our ills, must we~
37   11, 665 |     brave subjects have your cause embrac’d~
38   11, 1287|      of zeal their country’s cause inspir’d;~
39   12, 68  |                How curse the cause which hasten’d to his end~
40   12, 877 |        She calls herself the cause of all this ill,~