Book, Verse

 1    1, 646 |    known disasters fill ev’n foreign lands:~
 2    1, 792 |    me to guard my coast from foreign foes.~
 3    3, 6   |                   To seek in foreign lands a happier seat.~
 4    3, 169 |                         From foreign or domestic enemy.~
 5    3, 710 |      is threaten’d from this foreign ground,’~
 6    4, 391 |                        These foreign walls and Tyrian tow’rs
 7    4, 450 |        To lands unknown, and foreign coasts to sound;~
 8    4, 502 |   Why may not we—like you, a foreign race—~
 9    4, 503 |  Like you, seek shelter in a foreign place?~
10    5, 1039|     leave his foll’wers on a foreign coast.~
11    6, 142 |                            A foreign mistress, and a foreign
12    6, 142 |      foreign mistress, and a foreign guest.~
13    6, 846 |                     Imposing foreign lords, for foreign gold;~
14    6, 846 |  Imposing foreign lords, for foreign gold;~
15    6, 1133| standards well redeem’d, and foreign foes o’ercome.~
16    7, 103 |    Behold on Latian shores a foreign prince!~
17    7, 142 |                            A foreign son upon thy shore descends,~
18    7, 168 |                   When, on a foreign shore, instead of meat,~
19    7, 225 |                         That foreign men of mighty stature came;~
20    7, 349 |                 This was the foreign prince, by fate decreed~
21    7, 371 |                            A foreign son-in-law shall come from
22    7, 446 |                 To burn with foreign fires another land!~
23    7, 517 |    sire, and you, resolve on foreign blood,~
24    7, 518 |                 Know all are foreign, in a larger sense,~
25    7, 597 |      The king transfers; and foreign heirs are sought.~
26    7, 799 |                            A foreign son is sought, and a mix’
27    8, 661 |      pow’rful people; seek a foreign head.’~
28    8, 675 |         A manly vigor, and a foreign line.~
29    9, 645 |     the ground, and pressing foreign clay,~
30   10, 103 |      n inspir’d, he sought a foreign shore!~
31   10, 115 | Their native air, nor take a foreign law!~
32   10, 231 |  Their forces trusted with a foreign hand.~
33   10, 1240|                 Thou wilt no foreign reins, or Trojan load endure.”~
34   11, 356 |                            A foreign son is pointed out by fate;~
35   11, 1254|        His flying friends to foreign fields bequeath.~
36   12, 47  |       And oft our priests, a foreign son reveal’d.~
37   12, 359 |                          For foreign lords shall sow your native
38   12, 396 |                These are the foreign foes, whose impious band,~
39   12, 803 |             A little spot of foreign earth contains.~