Book, Verse

 1    1, 16  |         wants, and hurried into wars!~
 2    1, 640 |                             The wars that fame around the world
 3    1, 689 |                    Leads to the wars an Amazonian race.~
 4    2, 107 |             Because these fatal wars he would prevent;~
 5    3, 585 |                     And all thy wars, and all thy future woe,~
 6    4, 151 |          Who, but a fool, would wars with Juno choose,~
 7    4, 895 |       Perpetual hate and mortal wars proclaim,~
 8    6, 133 |                                 Wars, horrid wars, I view—a field
 9    6, 133 |                    Wars, horrid wars, I view—a field of blood,~
10    6, 1139|                            What wars, what wounds, what slaughter
11    6, 1231|             He tells the future wars, ordain’d by fate;~
12    7, 254 |    ships, the trophies of their wars.~
13    7, 437 |             And with protracted wars the peace delay:~
14    7, 454 |             One who delights in wars and human woes.~
15    7, 672 |   churls to mischief, hate, and wars.~
16    7, 846 |         sacred senate votes the wars,~
17    8, 487 |         tumults rising, and new wars begun,)~
18    8, 529 |      And, if you now desire new wars to wage,~
19    8, 833 |                             The wars in order, and the race divine~
20    9, 225 |             And sent him to the wars. Well could he bear~
21    9, 1023|     lucky day had ended all his wars.~
22   10, 756 |        d a trophy to the God of Wars.~
23   11, 169 |                      Nor wage I wars unjust: your king denied~
24   11, 549 |                            Wage wars unjust, and fall in fight,
25   11, 876 |          she had not sought the wars!~
26   12, 168 | terminate at once the ling’ring wars;~
27   12, 1010|        This day shall free from wars th’ Ausonian state,~
28   12, 1223|         wat’ry goddess from the wars.~