Book, Verse
1 1, 148 | sheets; the raging billows rise,~
2 1, 213 | As, when in tumults rise th’ ignoble crowd,~
3 1, 249 | life, in fiery fumes they rise,~
4 1, 288 | kingdoms once again may rise,~
5 1, 390 | from the Julian stock shall rise,~
6 1, 506 | turrets of new Carthage rise;~
7 1, 610 | you, whose walls already rise!”~
8 2, 569 | strikes the deep; the billows rise,~
9 3, 227 | Rise, and thy sire with these
10 3, 496 | before your new foundations rise,~
11 3, 670 | Her steepy rise and her declining race.~
12 4, 64 | empire spread, your city rise,~
13 4, 481 | command; nor suffer’d love to rise,~
14 4, 901 | Rise some avenger of our Libyan
15 5, 185 | oars, the smoky billows rise;~
16 5, 463 | said, “and falling is to rise by you,~
17 5, 601 | roots. The diff’ring nations rise,~
18 6, 1172| stars descend, and when they rise.~
19 7, 34 | when the rosy morn began to rise,~
20 7, 629 | backward as he strove to rise,~
21 7, 645 | bubbling waters from the bottom rise:~
22 7, 669 | well-grown stag, whose antlers rise~
23 7, 736 | black-brow’d gust begins to rise,~
24 7, 745 | of slain around the body rise:~
25 7, 996 | harvests on rich Hermus rise,~
26 8, 101 | ry stores; where’er they rise,~
27 8, 134 | Now rise in marble, from the Roman
28 8, 370 | bright evening star began to rise.~
29 8, 543 | lamp, and call the maids to rise—~
30 8, 600 | chirping birds invite to rise.~
31 9, 39 | from the rampire saw it rise,~
32 9, 917 | on their mother mountain rise,~
33 10, 147 | Thus Juno. Murmurs rise, with mix’d applause,~
34 10, 176 | sessions had: the senate rise,~
35 10, 377 | that seem’d in flames to rise,~
36 10, 380 | comets, when by night they rise,~
37 11, 659 | so hard, they bound and rise again.~
38 12, 407 | tumultuous shouts and clamors rise.~
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