Book, Verse

 1    1, 361 |                And sov’reign laws impose, and cities build,~
 2    1, 401 |                The righteous laws, and fraud and force restrain.~
 3    1, 418 |   herself suspends the rigid laws,~
 4    1, 478 |   contemn’d divine and human laws.~
 5    1, 592 |                         Some laws ordain; and some attend
 6    1, 713 |     petitions, and dispenses laws,~
 7    1, 761 |                         What laws, what barb’rous customs
 8    1, 765 | hospitable rights, nor human laws,~
 9    2, 183 |          I follow’d nature’s laws, and must avow~
10    2, 737 |                          The laws of nature and of nations
11    3, 189 |                         Give laws, and dwellings I divide
12    3, 460 |                          The laws of heav’n, and what the
13    4, 596 |     hearts, subjected to thy laws!~
14    5, 989 |      judges, and ordains the laws.~
15    5, 1071|   loosen’d reins permits the laws.~
16    6, 578 |     then those, whom form of laws~
17    6, 847 |                Some have old laws repeal’d, new statutes made,~
18    6, 1107|   shall to peaceful Rome new laws ordain,~
19    6, 1125|      man, to break the pious laws~
20    6, 1151| Argos shall impose the Roman laws,~
21    8, 420 |                          Nor laws they knew, nor manners,
22    8, 428 |                          And laws ordain’d, and civil customs
23    8, 890 |      s holy ghost dispensing laws.~
24   10, 292 |                  The Mantuan laws, and own the Tuscan sway.~
25   12, 284 |              Join’d in their laws, their lands, and their
26   12, 475 |      human sanctions, and by laws divine,~
27   12, 1195|                          The laws of either nation be the