Book, Verse

 1    1, 414 |    Soon on the Libyan shore descends the god,~
 2    1, 560 |          In length of train descends her sweeping gown;~
 3    3, 256 |         When o’er our heads descends a burst of rain,~
 4    3, 444 |          At length her lord descends upon the plain,~
 5    3, 867 |  rous whistle from his neck descends;~
 6    4, 369 |     upon his wings, the god descends:~
 7    4, 598 |    and mean submissions she descends.~
 8    5, 193 |   lash, and, ere the stroke descends,~
 9    5, 331 |             When from aloft descends, in open view,~
10    5, 791 |     fair Iris down her arch descends,~
11    5, 896 |                    The fire descends, or mounts, but still prevails;~
12    5, 913 |     n bellies downward, and descends in rain.~
13    5, 1092|                             Descends, and draws behind a trail
14    6, 415 |           A length of beard descends, uncomb’d, unclean;~
15    6, 729 |    to the depth of Tartarus descends;~
16    6, 1140|    heights the father first descends;~
17    7, 142 |  foreign son upon thy shore descends,~
18    7, 299 |  And, as our race, our king descends from Jove:~
19    9, 911 |                When Jupiter descends in harden’d rain,~
20   10, 56  |     Juno to the Stygian sky descends,~
21   10, 898 |                   Swift she descends, alighting on the plain,~
22   11, 740 |    grace, he from the tow’r descends.~
23   11, 757 | squadron imitates, and each descends;~
24   11, 893 |    said. The faithful nymph descends from high~
25   11, 1021| breast to breast: the spear descends~
26   12, 561 |   revers’d; the victor king descends,~
27   12, 1057|     death, that other scale descends.~