Book, Verse

 1    1, 179 |                              He rear’d his awful head above the
 2    2, 19  |       by Minerva’s aid a fabric rear’d,~
 3    2, 572 |       quarters, and enclose the rear.~
 4    2, 935 |      Anchises, vers’d in omens, rear’d~
 5    3, 89  |        ghost, a tomb and altars rear.~
 6    4, 391 |      walls and Tyrian tow’rs to rear,~
 7    4, 727 |      obeys. The fatal pile they rear,~
 8    4, 971 |      fun’ral pile, these altars rear’d?~
 9    6, 106 |         grateful hands a temple rear~
10    6, 259 | altar-wise, a stately pile they rear;~
11    6, 308 |        ground a lofty pile they rear,~
12    6, 564 |     Cerberus, who soon began to rear~
13    6, 663 |          and glean’d the routed rear.~
14    6, 748 |       these a tow’r of steel is rear’d;~
15    6, 1050|         walls and strong Fidena rear;~
16    7, 835 |         in fighting fields they rear~
17    7, 991 |      Nursians come to close the rear,~
18    8, 775 |             Last follows in the rear th’ Arcadian throng.~
19    9, 31  |      leads the van; and, in the rear,~
20   10, 611 |                             The rear so press’d the front, they
21   11, 53  |                            They rear his drooping forehead from
22   11, 96  |        shoulders the sad burden rear.~
23   11, 116 |       captives, marching in the rear,~
24   11, 142 |                  Stopp’d in the rear, and gave a vent to grief:~
25   11, 924 |                    Close in the rear the Tuscan troops pursue,~
26   12, 180 |              Then sacred altars rear, on sods of grass,~
27   12, 569 |         his tent. Scarce can he rear~
28   12, 602 |  retreat; their foes pursue the rear.~
29   12, 846 |      toss aloft, and these they rear:~