Book, Verse

 1    1, Arg |        Jupiter comforts her, and sends Mercury to procure him a
 2    1, 895 |        fat oxen to the ships she sends;~
 3    3, 209 |          He tells thee here, and sends us to relate.~
 4    3, 603 |     large recruits he to my navy sends:~
 5    3, 869 |          solace his hard fortune sends.~
 6    4, 327 |          his menacing command he sends:~
 7    5, Arg | ceremonies were performing, Juno sends Iris to persuade the Trojan
 8    5, 687 |            Yet, shooting upward, sends his shaft, to show~
 9    5, 787 |                              And sends the goddess of the various
10    7, 329 |          abodes our fleet Apollo sends;~
11    7, 391 |        the chariot which Latinus sends,~
12    7, 602 |          dream all-pow’rful Juno sends; I bear~
13    7, 943 |                His own Praeneste sends a chosen band,~
14    7, 988 |                         Casperia sends her arms, with those that
15    8, Arg |    possible preparations. Turnus sends to Diomedes. AEneas goes
16    8, Arg |      furnishes him with men, and sends his son Pallas with him.
17    9, 2   |            The various Iris Juno sends with haste,~
18    9, 1106|                              And sends him safe to cheer his anxious
19   10, 387 |        have wish’d, kind Fortune sends;~
20   10, 402 |              Meantime the Trojan sends his troops ashore:~
21   10, 934 |                              And sends his slaughter’d troops to
22   11, Arg |        for burying the dead, and sends home the body of Pallas
23   11, 776 |                                  Sends his light horse before to
24   11, 970 |            From her bent bow she sends a backward wound.~
25   11, 1072|                              And sends him to redeem th’ abandon’
26   12, 171 |       Then to the Latian king he sends, to cease~
27   12, 497 |       vanquish’d fly; the victor sends~
28   12, 634 |        our general to the battle sends;~