Book, Verse

 1    3, 297 |                              Close by a hollow rock, again
 2    3, 666 |                              Close by the shore we lay; the
 3    4, 267 |             No slumbers ever close her wakeful eyes;~
 4    4, 757 |     night, when weary bodies close~
 5    4, 983 |                          Lay close my lips to hers, and catch
 6    5, 212 |                         More close to shore, and skim along
 7    5, 646 |       AEneas orders, for the close,~
 8    5, 699 |      strain’d Acestes with a close embrace;~
 9    5, 759 |                   Again they close, and once again disjoin;~
10    5, 1002|        Of parting friends in close embraces bound.~
11    6, 1135|       Now, friends below, in close embraces join;~
12    7, 22  |   from their caverns, at the close of night,~
13    7, 703 |                       In the close woody covert, urg’d their
14    7, 991 |    the cold Nursians come to close the rear,~
15    8, 589 | within a spacious round they close:~
16    8, 740 |     Then old Evander, with a close embrace,~
17    8, 767 |                 I strain him close within these aged arms;~
18    9, 50  |                          But close within their lines attend
19    9, 80  |                              Close underneath the walls; the
20    9, 202 |                          And close the Trojans in their scanty
21    9, 316 |                              Close by the sea, a passage we
22    9, 647 |            Nor was I near to close his dying eyes,~
23   11, 131 |                           To close the pomp, AEthon, the steed
24   11, 514 |                            A close caballer, and tongue-valiant
25   11, 924 |                              Close in the rear the Tuscan troops
26   11, 1279|       the folding gates they close,~
27   12, 642 |                  Then with a close embrace he strain’d his