Book, Verse

 1    1, 31  |        d, the yoke of sov’reign sway~
 2    1, 86  |        he not, their unresisted sway~
 3    1, 93  |        d a king, with arbitrary sway,~
 4    1, 477 |         then the Tyrian scepter sway’d:~
 5    1, 709 |       Their labor to her future sway she speeds,~
 6    2, 679 |        the dams with unresisted sway,~
 7    2, 760 |         the scepter of all Asia sway’d,~
 8    5, 666 |        the first: with forceful sway~
 9    6, 1083|     shall extend his propagated sway~
10    6, 1173|         thine alone, with awful sway,~
11    7, 352 |                              To sway the world, and land and
12    7, 889 |        Sing you the chiefs that sway’d th’ Ausonian land,~
13    7, 937 |        bend before their sweepy sway.~
14    7, 1018|    Campania stretch’d his ample sway,~
15    8, 134 |       in marble, from the Roman sway.~
16    8, 194 |    victor troops from universal sway?~
17    8, 430 | unduteous son, and his usurping sway.~
18    8, 438 |                  With arbitrary sway the land oppress’d:~
19    8, 671 |         d me to refuse imperial sway.~
20    8, 677 |         ready path to sov’reign sway.~
21   10, 62  |                        Imperial sway no more exalts my mind;~
22   10, 292 |        laws, and own the Tuscan sway.~
23   10, 1157|     descending with a frightful sway,~
24   11, 340 |                  T is just, the sway he seeks, he should deserve.”~
25   11, 507 |            And all the marks of sway that Latian monarchs wear,~
26   11, 816 |         Privernum, for tyrannic sway,~
27   11, 1030|        helm behind, with such a sway~
28   11, 1235|         once in Latium bore the sway.~
29   12, 270 |        of War, whose unresisted sway~
30   12, 288 |            His be the sov’reign sway. Nor will I share~
31   12, 974 |        passion, and resum’d her sway.~