Book, Verse

 1    1, 481 |                          With steel invades his brother’s life
 2    4, 226 |       lash, and goring of the steel.~
 3    4, 789 |                   Rather with steel thy guilty breast invade,~
 4    4, 951 |                  The piercing steel, with reeking purple dyed:~
 5    5, 403 |         Two darts of polish’d steel and Gnosian wood,~
 6    6, 224 | strength of stubborn arms and steel are vain.~
 7    6, 404 |  chief unsheath’d his shining steel, prepar’d,~
 8    6, 748 |   Sublime on these a tow’r of steel is rear’d;~
 9    7, 840 |                  Two gates of steel (the name of Mars they bear,~
10    7, 923 |        And poles with pointed steel their foes in battle gore.~
11    7, 956 |                     Secure of steel, and fated from the fire,~
12    8, 556 |     and hissings of tormented steel,~
13    8, 586 |                    And deadly steel, in the large furnace roll’
14    8, 591 |                   The hissing steel is in the smithy drown’d;~
15    8, 711 |           Fated from force of steel by Stygian charms,~
16    8, 824 |        One keen with temper’d steel, one stiff with gold:~
17    9, 591 |                  Th’ unerring steel descended while he spoke,~
18    9, 834 |   goads, the spur and pointed steel;~
19    9, 867 |                           The steel thro’ both his temples forc’
20    9, 922 |    flank the passage: shining steel they wear,~
21    9, 1011|                       Nor thy steel temper’d by the Lemnian
22    9, 1018|        and shoulders the keen steel divides,~
23   10, 254 |          An isle renown’d for steel, and unexhausted mines.~
24   10, 440 |    beginning life from biting steel was free.~
25   10, 538 |  scarce the victor forc’d the steel away.~
26   10, 669 |                           The steel just graz’d along the shoulder
27   11, 296 |      d, and swords of shining steel;~
28   11, 734 |                 Well-temper’d steel and scaly brass invest:~
29   11, 947 |                 And stuck the steel beneath his horse’s ear.~
30   11, 1031|       weapon falls, the riven steel gives way:~
31   12, 13  |           He wrenches out the steel, he roars for pain;~
32   12, 427 |               Thick storms of steel from either army fly,~
33   12, 573 |                           The steel remains. No readier way
34   12, 614 |           To draw the pointed steel, and ease the grief.~
35   12, 625 |                           The steel, but scarcely touch’d with
36   12, 1073|           The mortal-temper’d steel deceiv’d his hand:~
37   12, 1128|                 Hold fast the steel! If my religious hand~
38   12, 1133|  still the stubborn earth the steel detain’d.~
39   12, 1157|       human hands and earthly steel?~