Book, Verse

 1    1, 470 |                           Who fled from Tyre, to shun her brother’
 2    2, 184 |          I broke my bonds and fled the fatal blow.~
 3    2, 209 |   altars, from whose flames I fled!~
 4    2, 280 |                            We fled amaz’d; their destin’d way
 5    2, 431 | relics loaden, to my doors he fled,~
 6    3, 167 |      Idomeneus from Crete was fled,~
 7    3, 411 |   your Hector’s? or is Hector fled,~
 8    4, 277 |   guest, who from his country fled:~
 9    4, 536 |                    Justice is fled, and Truth is now no more!~
10    4, 770 |                         Sleep fled her eyes, as quiet fled
11    4, 770 |       fled her eyes, as quiet fled her mind.~
12    4, 956 |     from the fatal sight they fled,~
13    5, 682 |    message reach’d her as she fled:~
14    6, 661 |                               Fled from his well-known face,
15    7, 573 |                           Who fled her father’s rage, and,
16    8, 425 |         Then Saturn came, who fled the pow’r of Jove,~
17    9, 718 |                   The Trojans fled; the fire pursued amain,~
18   10, 330 |   Then, loos’d from shore, we fled his fires profane~
19   10, 562 |       and from Tyres while he fled,~
20   10, 785 |                          They fled for fear; with these, he
21   10, 914 |     Turnus thought the Trojan fled,~
22   10, 987 |     Latagus, and Palmus as he fled.~
23   11, 241 |    soul the stroke of Fortune fled,~
24   11, 980 |      virgin when the Grecians fled;~
25   12, 664 |  heard the hostile sound, and fled for fear.~
26   12, 1071|       This, while the Trojans fled, the toughness held;~
27   12, 1075|       Surpris’d with fear, he fled along the field,~
28   12, 1108|                 One chief had fled, and t’other giv’n the chase:~