Book, Verse

 1    1, 21  |                           A Tyrian colony; the people made~
 2    1, 463 |                         For Tyrian virgins bows and quivers
 3    1, 468 |          Is Carthage, and a Tyrian colony.~
 4    1, 477 |          Pygmalion then the Tyrian scepter sway’d:~
 5    1, 804 |     raise and to defend the Tyrian tow’rs,~
 6    1, 866 |                         The Tyrian queen stood fix’d upon his
 7    1, 902 |                          On Tyrian carpets, richly wrought,
 8    1, 962 |                         The Tyrian hugs and fonds thee on her
 9    1, 988 |                         The Tyrian train, admitted to the feast,~
10    1, 1019|     Belus us’d, and all the Tyrian line.~
11    1, 1024|   So may the Trojan and the Tyrian line~
12    4, 50  |                 The vows of Tyrian princes to neglect,~
13    4, 103 |                Displays her Tyrian wealth, and rising town,~
14    4, 143 |         Your Trojan with my Tyrian let us join;~
15    4, 157 |     will the Trojan and the Tyrian line~
16    4, 166 |  The queen, AEneas, and the Tyrian court~
17    4, 188 |                         The Tyrian peers and officers of state~
18    4, 199 |          A golden clasp the Tyrian robe sustains.~
19    4, 295 |                         The Tyrian princess, who disdain’d
20    4, 348 |      Bid him with speed the Tyrian court forsake;~
21    4, 391 |     These foreign walls and Tyrian tow’rs to rear,~
22    4, 433 |  And purpose to forsake the Tyrian court.~
23    4, 464 | Incens’d the Libyan and the Tyrian state;~
24    4, 500 |                   If you, a Tyrian, and a stranger born,~
25    5, 148 |   vests embroider’d, of the Tyrian dye.~
26    5, 175 |  Each leader shining in his Tyrian vest;~
27    5, 746 |     Dido’s gift, and of the Tyrian breed.~
28   11, 1136|                   A robe of Tyrian dye the rider wore.~