Book, Verse

 1    1, 459 |    Then on your name shall wretched mortals call,~
 2    1, 739 |                         We wretched Trojans, toss’d on ev’ry
 3    1, 846 |            What thanks can wretched fugitives return,~
 4    2, 54  |                          O wretched countrymen! what fury reigns?~
 5    2, 89  |                What fate a wretched fugitive attends,~
 6    2, 108 |            Whose death the wretched Greeks too late lament—~
 7    2, 284 |                        The wretched father, running to their
 8    2, 725 |         Expires before his wretched parent’s eyes:~
 9    2, 736 |               Thus us’d my wretched age: the gods he fear’d,~
10    2, 1009|  her friends, her son, and wretched me.~
11    2, 1042|                  A rank of wretched youths, with pinion’d hands,~
12    2, 1085|                          A wretched exil’d crew together brought,~
13    3, 407 |   No phantom; but I drag a wretched life,~
14    4, 653 |                        The wretched queen, pursued by cruel
15    5, 810 |                          O wretched we, whom not the Grecian
16    5, 812 |                          O wretched we, reserv’d by cruel fate,~
17    6, 588 |     who, repining at their wretched state,~
18    6, 842 |                        And wretched Phlegyas warns the world
19   10, 438 |               Was from his wretched mother ripp’d and torn;~
20   10, 449 |                       Then wretched Cydon had receiv’d his doom,~
21   10, 690 | left foot, and spurn’d the wretched corse;~
22   10, 837 |      The recreant thus his wretched life demands:~
23   10, 1260|                        The wretched sire is murther’d in the
24   11, 77  |                        The wretched father, ere his race is
25   11, 400 |                So worn, so wretched, so despis’d a crew,~
26   11, 1277|  in the sight of home, the wretched sire~