Book, Verse

 1    1, 824 |       Trojan chief appear’d in open sight,~
 2    2, 88  |                             Is open to receive unhappy me?~
 3    2, 168 |       Calchas, and produc’d in open sight:~
 4    2, 416 |          And Grecian frauds in open light appear’d.~
 5    2, 721 |         Thro’ empty courts and open galleries.~
 6    3, 541 |      Scylla from her den, with open jaws,~
 7    3, 700 |                  The land lies open to the raging east,~
 8    4, 222 |            And a long chase in open view maintain.~
 9    5, 331 |        from aloft descends, in open view,~
10    5, 480 |        His opposite sustain in open view,~
11    5, 534 |    pond’rous gauntlets down in open view;~
12    5, 721 |        The crowd withdrawn, an open plain appears.~
13    5, 1086|   before the wind, and sail in open sea.~
14    6, 82  |          Thy pray’rs alone can open this abode;~
15    6, 160 |                   To hell lies open, and the dark abode~
16    6, 192 |          The gates of hell are open night and day;~
17    6, 391 |        Deep Frauds before, and open Force behind;~
18    6, 808 |       rav’nous vulture, in his open’d side,~
19    6, 930 |                 Meets him with open arms, and falling tears.~
20    6, 1123|     With ignominy scourg’d, in open sight,~
21    7, 627 |                            And open all the furies of her face:~
22    7, 888 |                      Ye Muses, open all your Helicon.~
23    8, 329 |   graceless monster, caught in open day,~
24    8, 350 |       bulls, redeem’d, breathe open air again.~
25    8, 772 |  horsemen march; the gates are open’d wide;~
26    9, 49  |         Nor, tho’ provok’d, in open fields advance,~
27    9, 190 |     Our onset shall be made in open light.~
28    9, 569 |      from his covert rush’d in open view,~
29    9, 813 |        dare not issue forth in open field,~
30    9, 929 |                   The gate set open, and the passage free;~
31   10, 241 |           Now, sacred sisters, open all your spring!~
32   10, 433 |                    He first in open field defied the prince:~
33   10, 435 | Against the fated sword, which open’d wide~
34   11, 850 |                 But, rough, in open air he chose to lie;~
35   11, 1204|                     Dying, her open’d hand forsakes the rein;~
36   11, 1309|             Both armies now in open fields are seen;~
37   12, 673 |       now both armies shock in open field;~
38   12, 1181|       with vengeful flames, in open sight~
39   12, 1278|                What earth will open her devouring womb,~