Book, Verse

 1    1, 427 |      the new-found region, was unknown.~
 2    1, 522 |     While Fortune favor’d, not unknown to fame.~
 3    1, 531 |      distress’d, an exile, and unknown,~
 4    1, 566 |       bless my sight, but thus unknown;~
 5    1, 890 |        you, an alien in a land unknown,~
 6    2, 104 |              Of Palamedes, not unknown to fame,~
 7    2, 535 |                                Unknown, assaulting whom we blindly
 8    2, 777 |     sate, and, what she could, unknown:~
 9    2, 998 |     Some hostile god, for some unknown offense,~
10    3, 44  | fearing guilt for some offense unknown,~
11    4, 450 |                       To lands unknown, and foreign coasts to sound;~
12    4, 678 |       in her sleep, thro’ ways unknown,~
13    5, 5   |                      The cause unknown; yet his presaging mind~
14    5, 1136|     corpse is doom’d on shores unknown to lie.”~
15    7, 98  |                                Unknown from whence they took their
16    7, 187 |        and native godheads yet unknown,~
17    7, 226 |       Uncouth their habit, and unknown their name.~
18    7, 271 |    your course upon our coasts unknown—~
19    7, 1063|      care, Hippolytus, to fate unknown;~
20    8, 976 |                                Unknown the names, he yet admires
21   10, 76  |   father may be cast on coasts unknown,~
22   10, 960 |                                Unknown to friends, or foes, or
23   11, 390 |                   Solicit arms unknown, and tempt the sword,~
24   11, 516 |        his father’s parentage, unknown.~
25   11, 1005|        afar she spied, in arms unknown:~
26   12, 484 |        Or hostile god, is left unknown by fame:~
27   12, 1065|            When in his hand an unknown hilt he spies.~