Book, Verse

 1    1, 346 |    To whom the Father of th’ immortal race,~
 2    1, 379 |   Nor term of years to their immortal line.~
 3    2, 396 |    wreaths and relics of th’ immortal fire.~
 4    4, 343 |      grudge the Romans their immortal name!~
 5    6, 534 |                 And from th’ immortal gods their lineage came.~
 6    6, 813 |                          Th’ immortal hunger lasts, th’ immortal
 7    6, 813 |   immortal hunger lasts, th’ immortal food remains.~
 8    6, 1068|   And proud, like her, of an immortal race.~
 9    7, 1   |        AND thou, O matron of immortal fame,~
10    8, 382 |                  And all th’ immortal acts of Hercules:~
11    9, 21  |            See, they divide; immortal day appears,~
12    9, 598 |                              Immortal life, your fame shall ever
13    9, 838 |                          Th’ immortal vigor, or abate the soul.~
14   10, 162 |   Since endless jarrings and immortal hate~
15   10, 334 |             And gave us life immortal in the seas.~
16   10, 347 | Parting, she spoke; and with immortal force~
17   10, 861 |  Judge if such warriors want immortal aid.”~
18   10, 1124|                       To thy immortal memory be just,~
19   11, 427 |             Presum’d against immortal pow’rs to move,~
20   12, 143 |                              Immortal keenness on the blade bestow’
21   12, 254 |    The second hope of Rome’s immortal race.~
22   12, 340 |              Dissembling her immortal form, she took~
23   12, 356 |      Or change it rather for immortal fame,~
24   12, 1202|                   And Rome’s immortal majesty remain.”~
25   12, 1271|         O hard conditions of immortal state,~
26   12, 1277|                      Of life immortal, but immortal pains.~
27   12, 1277|        Of life immortal, but immortal pains.~