Book, Verse

 1    1, 223 |    falls: he skims the liquid plains,~
 2    1, 599 |  exercise the bees in flow’ry plains,~
 3    1, 666 |       horses hurried o’er the plains,~
 4    2, 408 |    deluges, descending on the plains,~
 5    3, 144 |                    And on its plains a hundred cities stand.~
 6    3, 685 |       The hills, and then the plains, of Italy.~
 7    5, 71  |   friendly shores and flow’ry plains,~
 8    5, 962 |    living air of soft Elysian plains.~
 9    6, 681 |      your manes on the Trojan plains:~
10    6, 868 |           Where long extended plains of pleasure lay:~
11    6, 1099|  Nisus’ top descending on the plains,~
12    7, 5   |      bones in rich Hesperia’s plains;~
13    7, 284 |                     On Latian plains, yet sought the Phrygian
14    7, 303 |                           Our plains, our temples, and our town
15    7, 864 |       restiff steeds in sandy plains prepare;~
16    7, 908 |                    The Latian plains, with palms and laurels
17    7, 940 |     fire, and foster’d in the plains,~
18    8, 787 |                   O’er heathy plains pursue the ready way.~
19    9, 166 |   land secure upon the Latian plains:~
20    9, 362 |    Latian field with fruitful plains,~
21    9, 525 |                     And Alban plains, from Alba’s name so call’
22   10, 19  |    flood, come pouring on the plains.~
23   10, 810 |   Lucagus and Liger scour the plains,~
24   11, 527 |                           The plains of Latium run with blood
25   11, 565 | Depopulated towns, and driven plains.~
26   11, 744 |      courser prances o’er the plains,~
27   11, 1097|      Tarchon, flying o’er the plains,~
28   12, 537 |     at thy length, our Latian plains.~
29   12, 661 |     Latins view’d the cover’d plains,~
30   12, 695 |    the rapid goddess o’er the plains;~
31   12, 900 | Turnus rolls aloof o’er empty plains,~