Book, Verse

 1    1, 143 |        Where Simois rolls the bodies and the shields~
 2    1, 268 |                  Sev’n mighty bodies with their blood distain.~
 3    2, 283 |       d fangs their limbs and bodies grind~
 4    2, 351 |                           Our bodies worn with toils, our minds
 5    2, 792 |             Were swell’d with bodies, and were drunk with blood?~
 6    3, 821 |                  Their broken bodies, and their crackling bones:~
 7    4, 757 |     dead of night, when weary bodies close~
 8    5, 567 |       Their arms aloft, their bodies inly bent;~
 9    5, 763 |   Then in a round the mingled bodies run:~
10    5, 1054|       floods were fill’d with bodies of the slain;~
11    6, 409 |                 Forms without bodies, and impassive air.~
12    6, 530 |     My boat conveys no living bodies o’er;~
13    6, 591 |                           The bodies they forsook, and wish to
14    6, 785 |                      Enormous bodies, of gigantic growth,~
15    6, 924 |     For future beings and new bodies wait—~
16    6, 967 |      whom, by fate, are other bodies ow’d:~
17    6, 1137|               And, cloth’d in bodies, breathe your upper light,~
18    8, 199 |        We want not hearts nor bodies for the war;~
19    9, 197 |                  Refresh your bodies, and your arms prepare;~
20    9, 480 |      A lane thro’ slaughter’d bodies we have made.”~
21   10, 462 |                    In Grecian bodies under Ilium stood:~
22   11, 152 |         Beg leave to draw the bodies of their slain.~
23   11, 156 |         Nor could he war with bodies void of breath.~
24   11, 942 |                  With falling bodies, and are drunk with blood.~
25   11, 1020|                  The bulkiest bodies of the Trojan crew;~
26   12, 320 | trembling entrails from their bodies torn,~
27   12, 724 |    With blood and slaughter’d bodies fills the plain.~
28   12, 775 |                  And heaps of bodies raise the level ground.~
29   12, 1025|               Immovable their bodies, fix’d their sight.~