Book, Verse

 1    1, 660 |                  The sentries slew, nor spar’d their slumb’
 2    1, 677 |      Hector, whom in fight he slew.~
 3    2, 221 |       guardians of the castle slew,~
 4    2, 898 |  Priam’s blood—the wretch who slew~
 5    3, 163 | Another bull to bright Apollo slew;~
 6    3, 430 |         Before Apollo’s altar slew the ravisher.~
 7    5, 129 |    according to the rites, he slew;~
 8    6, 1094|     the brazen-footed hind he slew,~
 9    8, 746 |     Herilus in single fight I slew,~
10    9, 440 |    and his sleeping slaves he slew; then spies~
11    9, 451 |                            He slew, and then Serranus fair
12    9, 463 |   Fadus, Hebesus, and Rhoetus slew.~
13    9, 593 |                     Dying, he slew; and, stagg’ring on the
14    9, 725 |     heads, and buried whom it slew:~
15    9, 775 |   more young Liger and Asylas slew:~
16    9, 946 |            Sarpedon’s son, he slew: the deadly dart~
17    9, 1039|       blow the bold aggressor slew.~
18   10, 487 |                            He slew three brothers of the Borean
19   10, 605 |          Fierce Abas first he slew; Abas, the stay~
20   10, 994 |       Mimas, both of Troy, he slew.~
21   10, 1056|       brave Messapus Ericetes slew,~
22   11, 991 |       and Pagasus at once she slew:~
23   11, 1012|                           And slew with ease; then thus insults
24   11, 1019|      Butes and Orsilochus she slew,~
25   12, 516 |       the sons of Imbracus he slew,~
26   12, 540 |      Dares, Butes, Sybaris he slew,~
27   12, 738 |       two blows, two brethren slew;~
28   12, 745 |      respite at one charge he slew:~