Book, Verse

 1    1, 75  |      off’rings on my slighted altars lay?”~
 2    1, 157 |              They call’d them Altars, when they rose in view,~
 3    1, 460 |       offer’d victims at your altars fall.”~
 4    1, 489 |                     The cruel altars and his fate he tells,~
 5    1, 578 |                     A hundred altars in her temple smoke;~
 6    2, 209 |                     Ye sacred altars, from whose flames I fled!~
 7    2, 707 | images they hug, and to their altars fly.~
 8    2, 1039|     golden bowls from burning altars caught,~
 9    3, 89  |      to his ghost, a tomb and altars rear.~
10    3, 161 |                    On smoking altars, to the gods he paid:~
11    3, 301 |       Again the holy fires on altars burn;~
12    3, 390 |                         Green altars, rais’d of turf, with gifts
13    4, 86  |               She feeds their altars with Sabaean smoke,~
14    4, 209 |             Before the joyful altars join their hands:~
15    4, 289 |                     A hundred altars fed with wakeful fire;~
16    4, 298 |            Then on the sacred altars pouring wine,~
17    4, 736 |           And now (the sacred altars plac’d around)~
18    4, 971 |      this fun’ral pile, these altars rear’d?~
19    5, 66  |                 With gifts on altars pil’d, and holy flames,~
20    5, 119 |            Betwixt the rising altars, and around,~
21    5, 836 |                See! Neptune’s altars minister their brands:~
22    5, 859 |                   The food of altars; fires and flaming brands.~
23    5, 1009|                     On Eryx’s altars three fat calves he lays;~
24    7, 1047|  Where great Diana’s peaceful altars flame,~
25    8, 246 |            These rites, these altars, and this feast, O king,~
26    8, 377 |     Salii sing, and cense his altars round~
27    8, 720 |                    And on his altars wak’d the sleeping fires;~
28    8, 952 |               With spoils and altars ev’ry temple grac’d.~
29    8, 956 |                           All altars flame: before each altar
30    9, 548 |     grateful off’rings on thy altars make,~
31    9, 794 |                 Where the fat altars of Palicus flame,~
32   11, 72  |      Rich odors on his loaded altars burn,~
33   12, 180 |                   Then sacred altars rear, on sods of grass,~
34   12, 256 |      off’rings to the flaming altars bears;~
35   12, 285 |                     I ask but altars for my weary gods.~
36   12, 300 |            I touch the sacred altars, touch the flames,~
37   12, 425 |      With impious haste their altars are o’erturn’d,~
38   12, 479 |                   Our injur’d altars, and their broken vow,~
39   12, 722 |       Their rites and injur’d altars to redress;~
40   12, 1219|     greater off’rings on your altars lay.”~