Book, Verse

 1    1, Arg | huntress, who conveys him in a cloud to Carthage, where he sees
 2    1, 726 |            And from the hollow cloud his friends surveys,~
 3    1, 813 |     break from out his ambient cloud:~
 4    1, 822 |        had be spoken, when the cloud gave way,~
 5    1, 832 |      radiant from the circling cloud he broke,~
 6    2, 834 |     tow’r, refulgent thro’ the cloud:~
 7    3, 728 |      by the smoky flames which cloud the sky.~
 8    3, 748 |              By turns a pitchy cloud she rolls on high;~
 9    4, 170 |                       A pitchy cloud shall cover all the plain~
10    5, 15  |                     A swelling cloud hung hov’ring o’er their
11    5, 19  |    weather from that gath’ring cloud~
12    5, 1060|                     I spread a cloud before the victor’s sight,~
13    7, 192 |        he shook aloft a golden cloud.~
14    7, 647 |        vapors climb aloft, and cloud the day.~
15    7, 1083|                              A cloud of foot succeeds, and fills
16    8, 692 |        mother, from a breaking cloud,~
17    8, 783 |     with their eyes, the dusty cloud,~
18    8, 826 |                    So shines a cloud, when edg’d with adverse
19    9, 37  |     The Trojans view the dusty cloud from far,~
20    9, 131 |                    Then from a cloud, fring’d round with golden
21    9, 873 |  Apollo then bestrode a golden cloud,~
22   10, 126 |     for a man, obtend an empty cloud.~
23   10, 917 |    spoke to wind, and chas’d a cloud,)~
24   10, 936 |     sublime, and vanish’d in a cloud.~
25   11, 888 |              Then, in a hollow cloud, myself will aid~
26   12, 83  |    flying coward with an empty cloud.”~
27   12, 383 |           And, thick’ning in a cloud, o’ershade the sky.~
28   12, 657 |                              A cloud of blinding dust is rais’
29   12, 1146|             Who from a shining cloud beheld the shock:~
30   12, 1221|    found success, and from the cloud retires.~