Book, Verse

 1    1, 11  |     the causes and the crimes relate;~
 2    1, 283 |   will come, with pleasure to relate~
 3    1, 513 |      with patience hear, or I relate,~
 4    1, 613 |      in clouds (prodigious to relate)~
 5    1, 648 |           Ev’n the mute walls relate the warrior’s fame,~
 6    1, 1058|                               Relate at large, my godlike guest,”
 7    2, 3   |        what you command me to relate~
 8    2, 747 |       my father my foul deeds relate.~
 9    2, 930 |                    Strange to relate, from young Iulus’ head~
10    3, 36  |       d a plant—with horror I relate~
11    3, 84  |                               Relate the prodigies of Heav’n,
12    3, 209 |    thee here, and sends us to relate.~
13    3, 244 | things as these Cassandra did relate.~
14    3, 323 |    thus her dismal errand did relate:~
15    3, 329 |      Furies’ queen, from both relate—~
16    3, 582 |       the sacred priestess to relate~
17    3, 589 |      what Heav’n allows me to relate:~
18    4, 109 |      again to hear the prince relate~
19    4, 333 |    this message from my mouth relate:~
20    4, 657 |                    Strange to relate! for when, before the shrine,~
21    6, 119 |       what the pow’rs ordain, relate.”~
22    6, 376 |  gliding ghosts, permit me to relate~
23    6, 713 |  answer you; and in your turn relate,~
24    7, 54  |                               Relate what Latium was; her ancient
25    7, 109 |                    Strange to relate!) the flames, involv’d in
26    8, 387 |       a thousand hazards they relate,~
27   11, 191 |    answer we shall thankfully relate,~
28   11, 271 |     this message to your lord relate:~
29   11, 369 |      his envoys their success relate.~