Book, Verse

 1    1, 119 |    Dispose of empire, which I hold from you.”~
 2    1, 324 |         In after times should hold the world in awe,~
 3    1, 553 |                       Already hold the port, or with swift
 4    2, 604 |      and by posts and pillars hold;~
 5    2, 975 |                               Hold you, my father, in your
 6    3, 81  |       faith can impious lucre hold?~
 7    5, 276 |       when the dove her rocky hold forsakes,~
 8    5, 297 |                   Resolv’d to hold their own, they mend their
 9    6, 303 |    shining bough with griping hold,~
10    7, 202 |           Here warlike Latins hold the happy lands.~
11    7, 560 |                               Hold your unhappy queen, Amata,
12    7, 834 |      held, and now the Romans hold,~
13    7, 1023|   swords, and brazen bucklers hold;~
14    8, 227 |       s coursers in obedience hold.~
15    8, 259 |                          This hold, impervious to the sun,
16    8, 301 |    the mouth of the forbidden hold,~
17    8, 823 |       fatal sword and corslet hold,~
18    9, 380 | neither Troy nor Sicily could hold~
19    9, 814 |                           But hold your walls before you for
20    9, 821 |       the stream, our boys we hold,~
21   10, 590 |             Dire destiny laid hold upon the son,~
22   10, 872 |     let him perish, since you hold it good,~
23   10, 1168|    Then stretch’d his hand to hold him up, and said:~
24   11, 1146|     temple might his trophies hold,~
25   12, 534 |      Wrench’d from his feeble hold the shining sword,~
26   12, 553 |    air, he still retain’d his hold,~
27   12, 1006|                    Rutulians, hold; and Latin troops, retire!~
28   12, 1128|                               Hold fast the steel! If my religious