Book, Verse

 1    1, 80  |                   With pow’r imperial curbs the struggling winds,~
 2    1, 176 |                     Meantime imperial Neptune heard the sound~
 3    2, 335 |            And guided by th’ imperial galley’s light;~
 4    2, 490 |               An ancient and imperial city falls:~
 5    2, 830 |         Look where, in arms, imperial Juno stands~
 6    3, 31  |             A bull on Jove’s imperial altar laid.~
 7    3, 142 |      Sacred of old to Jove’s imperial name,~
 8    3, 791 | Among your foes besieg’d th’ imperial town.~
 9    4, 129 |                     But when imperial Juno, from above,~
10    4, 161 |                  Mine,” said imperial Juno, “be the care;~
11    4, 401 |                    Of Rome’s imperial name is ow’d by fate.”~
12    5, 781 |                   From these imperial Rome receiv’d the game,~
13    5, 1027|      the world, and wore th’ imperial crown,~
14    6, 443 | sacred stream which heav’n’s imperial state~
15    6, 1064|      spread the conquests of imperial Rome—~
16    6, 1177|                    These are imperial arts, and worthy thee.”~
17    7, 978 |    To share the greatness of imperial Rome.~
18    8, 450 |  Sublime in fame, and Rome’s imperial place:~
19    8, 671 |     Have forc’d me to refuse imperial sway.~
20    9, 124 |     shook the skies with his imperial nod.~
21    9, 1007|                              Imperial Juno turn’d the course before,~
22   10, 62  |                              Imperial sway no more exalts my mind;~
23   10, 153 |     thus to both replied th’ imperial god,~
24   11, 1114|                          Th’ imperial bird still plies her with
25   12, 373 |          Appears in pomp th’ imperial bird of Jove:~
26   12, 1145|                     Meantime imperial Jove to Juno spoke,~