Book, Verse

 1    1, 470 |       Who fled from Tyre, to shun her brother’s hate.~
 2    1, 565 |   shapes, and his embrace to shun;~
 3    2, 1021|   the danger I was forc’d to shun.~
 4    3, 471 |   what dangers I am first to shun,~
 5    3, 485 |                Teach thee to shun the dangers of the main,~
 6    3, 707 | distance flies, and seems to shun the shore.~
 7    3, 860 |      ask, this cruel race to shun;~
 8    3, 898 |     by Helenus, we strive to shun~
 9    3, 927 |                   And widely shun the Lilybaean strand,~
10    4, 453 |    you fly! am I the foe you shun?~
11    4, 620 |                 Whom does he shun, and whither would he fly!~
12    5, 217 |      to the rocky shore, and shun the main.”~
13    5, 520 |                          And shun, for fear, the danger of
14    5, 764 |    they follow, and pursuing shun;~
15    6, 294 |      whose baleful stench to shun~
16    6, 637 |         But whirl’d away, to shun his hateful sight,~
17    6, 947 |    hand, O parent shade, nor shun~
18    7, 419 |     overpass, and those they shun?~
19    9, 63  |      rampires and the battle shun,~
20    9, 903 |    they themselves no danger shun;~
21    9, 1010|                           To shun thy fate: our force is not
22    9, 1057|      your camp inclos’d, you shun!~
23   10, 519 |          To share his honors—shun ignoble flight!~
24   11, 647 |                           To shun that sight, and, dying,
25   11, 1000|       at full speed her fury shun.~
26   11, 1084|                          Nor shun the feast, when the full
27   12, 117 |                           To shun my death, if Heav’n my death
28   12, 782 |      His starting steeds, to shun the glitt’ring sword,~
29   12, 865 |                           To shun the bitter fumes in vain
30   12, 933 |                           To shun the shameful sight of my