Book, Verse

 1    1, 256 |                          And takes a prospect of the seas below,~
 2    1, 713 |                          She takes petitions, and dispenses
 3    1, 968 |     in the sweet resemblance takes delight.~
 4    4, 318 |                           He takes the spoil, enjoys the princely
 5    5, 240 |   reach the mark. Sergesthus takes the place;~
 6    5, 1094|             To thee alone he takes his fatal way.~
 7    5, 1131|      of his pilot’s loss, he takes himself~
 8    6, 773 |    sinner, with her sisters, takes.~
 9    6, 1023|                          And takes a rising ground, from thence
10    7, 127 | priest on skins of off’rings takes his ease,~
11    7, 457 |    are the forms the monster takes,~
12    7, 583 |      Propp’d on a staff, she takes a trembling mien:~
13    7, 662 |      New frauds invents, and takes a steepy stand,~
14    7, 986 |     those where yellow Tiber takes his way,~
15    8, 115 |                       AEneas takes the mother and her brood,~
16    9, Arg |        THE ARGUMENT.— Turnus takes advantage of AEneas’s absence,
17    9, 82  |                           He takes the wish’d occasion, fills
18    9, 157 |                           He takes the cowards’ last relief
19    9, 291 |    watch; each to his office takes.~
20    9, 1100|    and shorter ev’ry gasp he takes;~
21   10, 107 |     waves a wand’ring voyage takes?~
22   10, 798 |                          And takes the thunder on as many shields:~
23   11, 367 |                           He takes the throne, and in the midst
24   11, 697 |          Turnus th’ occasion takes, and cries aloud:~
25   11, 778 |   larger compass to the city takes.~
26   12, 546 |      where resistless Turnus takes his course,~
27   12, 822 |            Attended thus, he takes a neighb’ring height;~