Book, Verse

 1    1, 229 |                      An island shades it from the rolling sea,~
 2    1, 420 |                   Meantime, in shades of night AEneas lies:~
 3    1, 856 |   trees the mountain tops with shades supply,~
 4    2, 841 |   Obscure in clouds and gloomy shades of night.~
 5    2, 995 |      father, looking thro’ the shades, with fear,~
 6    2, 1047|           And sudden thro’ the shades of night appears—~
 7    3, 663 |        hills were hid in dusky shades of night:~
 8    4, 505 |                     With humid shades, or twinkling stars arise,~
 9    4, 1002|     Nor made her sacred to the shades below.~
10    5, 969 |        He said, and mix’d with shades, and took his airy flight.~
11    6, 180 |                   And from the shades below redeem his wife;~
12    6, 203 |    below to view the trembling shades;~
13    6, 378 | Obscure they went thro’ dreary shades, that led~
14    6, 425 |   mighty heroes’ more majestic shades,~
15    6, 599 |     secret solitude and myrtle shades~
16    6, 613 |                     obscure in shades, and with a doubtful view,~
17    6, 638 |      Hid in the forest and the shades of night;~
18    6, 861 |     said: and thro’ the gloomy shades they pass’d,~
19    6, 1022|        his son thro’ swarms of shades,~
20    6, 1199|          And night, with sable shades, involves his head.”~
21    7, 41  |               Which thick with shades and a brown horror stood:~
22    7, 123 |                 And sought the shades renown’d for prophecy~
23    7, 566 |     with rage, amid the sylvan shades;~
24    7, 1062|      But Trivia kept in secret shades alone~
25    8, 128 |          Betwixt the greenwood shades, and cut the liquid glass.~
26    9, 521 |            The darkness of the shades, his heavy prey,~
27    9, 538 |        shelter of the friendly shades to gain.~
28    9, 660 |       send me thunderstruck to shades below!”~
29   10, 275 |             Beneath the sister shades, to soothe his grief.~
30   10, 754 |    Sent him an off’ring to the shades below.~
31   10, 934 |      his slaughter’d troops to shades below.~
32   11, 281 |     morn had now dispell’d the shades of night,~
33   11, 346 |                  And the queen shades him with her mighty name.~
34   11, 874 |                     The sylvan shades and vow’d virginity.~
35   11, 1243|     And say I sent thee to the shades below,~
36   12, 763 |    frighted sylvans from their shades retire:~
37   12, 1043|                      In Sila’s shades, or on Taburnus’ height;~