Book, Verse

 1    1, 502 |    prosp’rous winds; a woman leads the way.~
 2    1, 689 |                              Leads to the wars an Amazonian
 3    1, 701 |   dance the graceful goddess leads~
 4    2, Arg | father on his shoulders, and leads his little son by the hand,
 5    3, 250 |      let us go where Phoebus leads the way.’~
 6    3, 446 |     friends, and to the city leads,~
 7    4, 101 |                  And now she leads the Trojan chief along~
 8    4, 201 |                              Leads on the Trojan youth to view
 9    5, 1088|                   And, as he leads, the following navy veers.~
10    6, 957 |            The gliding Lethe leads her silent flood.~
11    6, 1021|      said, the father spirit leads~
12    7, 444 |                      Bellona leads thee to thy lover’s hand;~
13    7, 548 |      she feeds her hair, she leads thy dance,~
14    7, 942 |                          And leads to Turnus’ aid his country
15    8, 457 |   the steep Tarpeian rock he leads;~
16    8, 900 |                         Here leads the Romans and their gods
17    9, 24  |      to the war the god that leads the way.”~
18    9, 31  |                     Messapus leads the van; and, in the rear,~
19   10, 232 |                       AEneas leads; upon his stern appear~
20   10, 296 |          These grave Auletes leads: a hundred sweep~
21   10, 427 |                   Now Turnus leads his troops without delay,~
22   10, 490 |       next, the bold Aurunci leads:~
23   11, 794 |                              Leads, thro’ perplexing thorns,
24   11, 925 |    urge their flight: Asylas leads the chase;~
25   12, 665 |                       AEneas leads; and draws a sweeping train,~
26   12, 809 |     squadrons, and to battle leads.~