Book, Verse
1 1, 71 | The majesty of heav’n, the sister wife of Jove,~
2 1, 184 | Full well the god his sister’s envy knew,~
3 1, 454 | If, as you seem, the sister of the day,~
4 1, 485 | To soothe his sister, and delude her mind.~
5 4, Arg | Dido discovers to her sister her passion for AEneas,
6 4, Arg | makes use of her own and her sister’s entreaties, and discovers
7 4, 9 | Her sister first with early care she
8 4, 41 | stopp’d her speech. Her sister thus replies:~
9 4, 72 | which from a friend and sister came,~
10 4, 633 | seconds with her own her sister’s tears:~
11 4, 662 | From all, and ev’n her sister, she conceal’d.~
12 4, 691 | She to her mournful sister thus address’d~
13 4, 791 | Your pity, sister, first seduc’d my mind,~
14 4, 909 | Go, Barce, call my sister. Let her care~
15 4, 966 | Her sister hears; and, furious with
16 4, 975 | To scorn thy sister, or delude thy friend?~
17 4, 976 | Thy summon’d sister, and thy friend, had come;~
18 7, 456 | Her sister Furies fly her hideous face;~
19 7, 677 | Their sister Silvia cherish’d with her
20 8, 210 | When Priam to his sister’s court design’d~
21 9, 807 | Who Turnus’ younger sister took to wife.~
22 10, 275 | Beneath the sister shades, to soothe his grief.~
23 10, 856 | My sister goddess, and well-pleasing
24 12, 212 | King Turnus’ sister, once a lovely maid,~
25 12, 234 | It well becomes a sister’s care to try.”~
26 12, 918 | To this, the prince: “O sister—for I knew~
27 12, 981 | Sister, the Fates have vanquish’
28 12, 1158| Or seems it just, the sister should restore~
29 12, 1237| One sister plague if these from heav’
30 12, 1261| What can thy sister more to save thy life?~
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