Book, Verse

 1    1, Arg| after a seven years’ voyage, set sail for Italy, but are
 2    1, 273|                           He set abroach, and for the feast
 3    1, 617|                        Thick set with trees, a venerable
 4    1, 920|             To ruin Troy and set the world on flame;~
 5    1, 924|                    One order set with gems, and one with
 6    2, 142|                          And set insatiate Ithacus at ease.’~
 7    2, 797|     The punish’d crime shall set my soul at ease,~
 8    4, 588|                         Some set their shoulders to the pond’
 9    4, 852|        Bring flaming brands! set sail, and swiftly row!~
10    4, 864|                         Have set the reeking boy before the
11    4, 963|         Or the new Carthage, set by foes on fire—~
12    5, Arg|   who, upon her instigation, set fire to them; which burnt
13    6, 820|     Furies by their sides is set,~
14    6, 971|                           To set before your sight your glorious
15    7, 239|  large tables, in long order set,~
16    7, 507|   faithless pirate soon will set to sea,~
17    8, 237|           On sods of turf he set the soldiers round:~
18    8, 579|      My sons,” said Vulcan, “set your tasks aside;~
19    8, 583|                He said. They set their former work aside,~
20    8, 648|     just revenge the Tuscans set on fire,~
21    8, 745|                          And set whole heaps of conquer’d
22    9, 929|                     The gate set open, and the passage free;~
23   10, 205|      gold, or polish’d iv’ry set,~
24   10, 230|                    They soon set sail; nor now the fates
25   10, 503|                         Foot set to foot, and mingled man
26   10, 657|     Short bounds of life are set to mortal man.~
27   10, 958|                           Or set me shipwrack’d on some desart
28   11, 245|               My Pallas late set out, but reach’d too soon.~
29   11, 496|   And from unwelcome inmates set us free.~
30   11, 526|                         Fear set apart, tho’ death is in