Book, Verse

 1    2, 688 |       the reward of the proud victor’s toils.~
 2    2, 1070|           Or, stooping to the victor’s lust, disgrace~
 3    3, 421 |                   Endur’d the victor’s lust, sustain’d the scorn:~
 4    5, 286 |                   In vain the victor he with cries implores,~
 5    5, 320 | prince with laurel crowns the victor’s head,~
 6    5, 325 |                           The victor honor’d with a nobler vest,~
 7    5, 337 |          Mnestheus the second victor was declar’d;~
 8    5, 402 |        The vanquish’d and the victor shall be join’d,)~
 9    5, 430 |                  The careless victor had not mark’d his way;~
10    5, 441 |                           The victor to the goal, who vanquish’
11    5, 709 |                Proclaim’d him victor, and with laurel crown’d.~
12    5, 1060|     spread a cloud before the victor’s sight,~
13    5, 1120|                           The victor daemon mounts obscure in
14    8, 194 |                           The victor troops from universal sway?~
15    8, 949 |                           The victor to the gods his thanks express’
16    9, 356 |        When spoils by lot the victor shall obtain—~
17    9, 495 |     ring spoils (now made the victor’s gain)~
18    9, 779 |                           The victor Caeneus was by Turnus slain.~
19    9, 875 |        And thus the beardless victor he bespoke aloud:~
20    9, 1021|                  And, had the victor then secur’d the gate,~
21   10, 538 |               That scarce the victor forc’d the steel away.~
22   10, 777 |                  The vengeful victor thus upbraids the slain:~
23   10, 1030|      with disdain the haughty victor view’d~
24   10, 1068|         But the same fate the victor underwent,~
25   11, 5   |   first to Heav’n perform’d a victor’s vows:~
26   11, 117 |    Appointed off’rings in the victor’s name,~
27   11, 136 |         Are borne behind: the victor seiz’d the rest.~
28   11, 249 |                  A breathless victor, and my son had mourn’d.~
29   11, 641 |       lie like vassals at the victor’s feet.~
30   11, 847 |                          And, victor of his vows, his infant
31   11, 1113|                   Against the victor, all defense is weak:~
32   12, 125 |                    And to the victor be the beauteous bride.”~
33   12, 446 |    with a scornful smile, the victor cries:~
34   12, 497 |       the vanquish’d fly; the victor sends~
35   12, 561 |         He lies revers’d; the victor king descends,~
36   12, 935 |    His vest and armor are the victor’s prize.~
37   12, 1046|     And wait th’ event; which victor they shall bear,~
38   12, 1348|   recreant, thus to the proud victor pray’d:~