Book, Verse

 1    1, 482|             Before the sacred altar made him bleed,~
 2    2, 294|   breaks his bands, the fatal altar flies,~
 3    2, 576|                    At Pallas’ altar, by Peneleus pierc’d.~
 4    2, 684|         To stain his hallow’d altar with his brood.~
 5    2, 701|                            An altar; near the hearth a laurel
 6    2, 900|      sire himself to the dire altar drew.~
 7    3, 31 |       bull on Jove’s imperial altar laid.~
 8    3, 35 |                 And shade our altar with their leafy greens,~
 9    3, 430|               Before Apollo’s altar slew the ravisher.~
10    4, 76 |                      On ev’ry altar sacrifice renew:~
11    4, 81 |    beauteous queen before her altar stands,~
12    4, 321|                  And held his altar’s horns. The mighty Thund’
13    4, 750|   holds, and next the highest altar stands:~
14    6, 189|        His hand upon the holy altar laid.~
15    6, 360|    With holocausts he Pluto’s altar fills;~
16    7, 110|      incense, from the sacred altar broke,~
17    8, 116|             And all on Juno’s altar are bestow’d.~
18    8, 142|    And fat of entrails on his altar fries.~
19    8, 359|               Who rais’d this altar in the sacred shade,~
20    8, 447|                Where stood an altar, sacred to the name~
21    8, 849| friendly chiefs before Jove’s altar stand,~
22    8, 956|     altars flame: before each altar lies,~
23    9, 859|  snow-white steer, before thy altar led,~
24   12, 293|    The Latian king before his altar stands.~
25   12, 332|   Slowly he moves, and at his altar stands~
26   12, 441|               The ruins of an altar were behind:~
27   12, 451|                  From his own altar, with a blazing brand;~