Book, Verse

 1    1, 299 |                 Restore their strength with meat, and cheer their
 2    1, 746 |                  Nor such our strength, nor such is our desire;~
 3    1, 937 |                    My son, my strength, whose mighty pow’r alone~
 4    2, 660 |      to his ax and unresisted strength.~
 5    3, 51  |   cause, I tugged with all my strength:~
 6    3, 399 |  falls, and scarce recov’ring strength,~
 7    3, 591 |                 And raise, by strength of arms, the Trojan state.’~
 8    4, 900 |   rage excites your arms, and strength supplies the rage,~
 9    5, 250 |                          That strength of hand, that courage of
10    5, 622 |       madness to contend with strength divine.”~
11    5, 897 |       Nor buckets pour’d, nor strength of human hand,~
12    5, 1115|       insulting with superior strength,~
13    6, 169 |           And bore beyond the strength decrepid age supplied.~
14    6, 224 |                           And strength of stubborn arms and steel
15    6, 487 |                    Forcing my strength, and gath’ring to the shore.~
16    6, 1232|                           The strength and customs of the Latian
17    8, 580 |                          Your strength and master-skill must now
18    8, 742 |   Would Heav’n,” said he, “my strength and youth recall,~
19    9, 560 |                    With equal strength, and quivers thro’ the skies.~
20    9, 707 |            To furnish all the strength that war requir’d.~
21    9, 1085|                Dares with new strength suffice th’ exhausted store;~
22   10, 222 |      the terms; his own small strength declar’d;~
23   10, 443 |                 Vain bulk and strength! for, when the chief assail’
24   10, 525 |  Oppress our arms: with equal strength we go,~
25   10, 575 |        troops their scatter’d strength unite,~
26   10, 610 |      leaders equal, and their strength the same.~
27   10, 799 |                          With strength like his, the Trojan hero
28   10, 1054|   Orses the strong to greater strength must yield;~
29   10, 1091|              Collected in his strength, and like a rock,~
30   11, 268 |     match thy bulk with equal strength.~
31   11, 481 |               With our united strength the war we wag’d;~
32   11, 620 |                     Extol the strength of a twice-conquer’d race;~
33   11, 741 |               Exulting in his strength, he seems to dare~
34   11, 868 |                  Then, as her strength with years increas’d, began~
35   11, 1041|      Who trust your courser’s strength, and not your own?~
36   11, 1247|       to the stubborn yew her strength applied,~
37   11, 1260|     their speed than on their strength rely.~
38   12, 399 |                            By strength united, and forego the prey.~
39   12, 1317| nerves, unbrac’d, their usual strength deny;~