Book, Verse

 1    1, 685 |            Mix’d in the bloody battle on the plain;~
 2    2, 979 |      dire debate, and blood in battle spilt.’~
 3    4, 886 |     let him see his friends in battle slain,~
 4    5, 939 |                   The shock of battle with your foes by land.~
 5    6, 650 |      All much lamented, all in battle slain;~
 6    7, 251 |      And honorable wounds from battle brought.~
 7    7, 791 |     The clowns, return’d, from battle bear the slain,~
 8    7, 923 |    pointed steel their foes in battle gore.~
 9    7, 959 |       The just Faliscans he to battle brings,~
10    7, 1030|        In arms they plow’d, to battle still prepar’d:~
11    9, 33  |                    In the main battle, with his flaming crest,~
12    9, 63  |    Behind the rampires and the battle shun,~
13    9, 319 |  Loaded with spoils of foes in battle slain.~
14   10, Arg |       return there is a bloody battle: Turnus killing Pallas;
15   10, 253 |         Three hundred more for battle Ilva joins,~
16   10, 346 |      see huge heaps of foes in battle slain.”~
17   10, 709 |  Beheld whole heaps of foes in battle kill’d;~
18   11, 111 | Besides, the spoils of foes in battle slain,~
19   11, 154 |    conquer’d foes that in fair battle die.~
20   11, 295 |                 The spoils, in battle taken from the foe:~
21   11, 317 |           To make the field of battle shine with fires,~
22   11, 394 |     Omitting those who were in battle slain,~
23   11, 687 |                             In battle marching by the river side,~
24   11, 1315|      had their hosts in bloody battle join’d;~
25   12, 352 |               Undaunted to the battle if we go,~
26   12, 453 |                    Advanc’d to battle, dash’d it on his face:~
27   12, 518 |    taught to fight on foot, in battle join’d,~
28   12, 634 |    Some god our general to the battle sends;~
29   12, 750 |      And from Apollo’s fane to battle sent,~
30   12, 809 |        Latin squadrons, and to battle leads.~