Book, Verse

 1    1, 25  |              Here stood her chariot; here, if Heav’n were kind,~
 2    1, 224 |                 High on his chariot, and, with loosen’d reins,~
 3    1, 656 |                 On his high chariot driving o’er the slain.~
 4    5, 190 |    Not fiery coursers, in a chariot race,~
 5    6, 1148|      And to the Capitol his chariot guide,~
 6    7, 391 |              These draw the chariot which Latinus sends,~
 7    7, 885 |  neighing steeds are to the chariot tied;~
 8    7, 907 |   Next Aventinus drives his chariot round~
 9    7, 950 |               Nor drive the chariot thro’ the dusty field,~
10    7, 1000|                 High in his chariot then Halesus came,~
11   10, 564 |             Roll’d from his chariot with a mortal wound,~
12   10, 620 |             With his driv’n chariot he divides the crowd,~
13   10, 636 |       Then Turnus, from his chariot leaping light,~
14   10, 809 |      They bear the bounding chariot to the shore.~
15   10, 819 |                Nor this the chariot where Achilles rode;~
16   10, 829 |               Cast from his chariot, roll’d him on the ground.~
17   11, 129 |              The champion’s chariot next is seen to roll,~
18   11, 297 |   One casts a target, one a chariot wheel;~
19   12, 246 |             Four steeds the chariot of Latinus bear;~
20   12, 249 |  Two snowy coursers Turnus’ chariot yoke,~
21   12, 491 |      with a leap, his lofty chariot gains,~
22   12, 551 |                 And, as the chariot roll’d along the plain,~
23   12, 560 |                         The chariot bore him backward on the
24   12, 704 |                 To stop the chariot; but the chariot flies.~
25   12, 704 |   stop the chariot; but the chariot flies.~
26   12, 743 | heads, distilling gore, his chariot grace.~
27   12, 778 |   Is by the Trojan from his chariot thrown,~
28   12, 966 |                Your rolling chariot drive o’er empty sands.”~