Book, Verse

 1    1, 592 |                    Some laws ordain; and some attend the choice~
 2    1, 780 |     O best of men, the Fates ordain~
 3    2, 169 |    bade him name the wretch, ordain’d by fate~
 4    2, 242 |      pleas’d; as Calchas did ordain.~
 5    2, 251 |     so religion and the gods ordain,~
 6    2, 327 |          In jollity, the day ordain’d to be the last.~
 7    2, 468 |  finish what our cruel fates ordain.~
 8    2, 893 |      please, and so the gods ordain,~
 9    2, 1055|      more than what the gods ordain.~
10    3, 215 |     realm for thee thy fates ordain,~
11    4, 290 |      vast dominions, priests ordain’d,~
12    4, 878 |              If so the Fates ordain, and Jove commands,~
13    5, 79  |             With royal gifts ordain’d, is pleas’d to grace:~
14    5, 255 | those enjoy it whom the gods ordain.~
15    5, 342 |                     This was ordain’d for Mnestheus to possess;~
16    6, 119 |    not, but, what the pow’rs ordain, relate.”~
17    6, 643 |     the forward way, by fate ordain’d,~
18    6, 923 |  Those happy spirits, which, ordain’d by fate,~
19    6, 1107|    to peaceful Rome new laws ordain,~
20    6, 1166|                              Ordain’d in war to save the sinking
21    6, 1231|    He tells the future wars, ordain’d by fate;~
22    7, 665 |      hounds, a hunting match ordain,~
23    7, 977 |           The Claudian race, ordain’d, in times to come,~
24    8, 357 |               Potitius first ordain’d these annual vows:~
25    8, 428 |                     And laws ordain’d, and civil customs taught,~
26   11, 289 |       For ancient custom had ordain’d it so);~
27   11, 1231|    queen, and thus the Fates ordain.”~
28   12, 1194|           Which I, since you ordain, consent to bless,)~