Book, Verse

 1    1, 197 |                          Are mine, not his. By fatal lot to
 2    1, 1029|               To Heav’n with mine, to ratify the peace.”~
 3    2, 192 |   forfeit of their heads for mine?~
 4    2, 200 |        Forget the Greeks; be mine as thou wert theirs.~
 5    2, 388 | Could be defended, ’t was by mine alone.~
 6    2, 925 |              Your son’s, and mine, your now forgotten wife!’~
 7    4, 144 |  Dido shall be yours, AEneas mine:~
 8    4, 161 |                              Mine,” said imperial Juno, “be
 9    6, 481 |       Your safety, more than mine, was then my care;~
10    7, 355 |       To you, and yours, and mine, propitious be,~
11    9, 107 |     it be their safety to be mine.”~
12    9, 167 | promis’d hour is pass’d, and mine remains.~
13    9, 364 |      whose years are more to mine allied—~
14    9, 366 |      heroic youth! Be wholly mine;~
15   10, 78  |                              Mine is Cythera, mine the Cyprian
16   10, 78  |             Mine is Cythera, mine the Cyprian tow’rs:~
17   10, 623 |      the field; the fight is mine:~
18   10, 950 |                  The war was mine: I fly from their relief;~
19   10, 1209|      a ransom for preserving mine!~
20   11, 502 |    cost of all the stores be mine.~
21   11, 595 |                  And high as mine his tow’ring trophies stand.~
22   12, 286 |     those religious rites be mine;~
23   12, 476 |   are all agreed; the war is mine.~
24   12, 632 |      mortal work, no cure of mine,~
25   12, 646 |      But happier chance than mine attend thy care!~
26   12, 1007|                 The fight is mine; and me the gods require.~