Book, Verse

 1    2, 427 |    my courage, by my country fir’d,~
 2    2, 550 |                         But, fir’d with rage, distracted
 3    4, 142 |  Dido with consuming love is fir’d.~
 4    5, 513 |                     Acestes, fir’d with just disdain, to
 5    5, 607 | Disdain and conscious virtue fir’d his breast,~
 6    5, 691 |      Chaf’d by the speed, it fir’d; and, as it flew,~
 7    6, 309 |      and pines, and unctuous fir:~
 8    6, 1230|                          And fir’d his mind to mount the
 9    7, 80  |                              Fir’d with her love, and with
10    7, 483 |                              Fir’d with disdain for Turnus
11    7, 499 |    ere th’ infected mass was fir’d too far,~
12    8, 218 |            With awful wonder fir’d my youthful breast.~
13    9, 86  |                     From the fir’d pines the scatt’ring sparkles
14    9, 616 |      with fierce harangue he fir’d,~
15    9, 934 |       These with success are fir’d, and those with rage,~
16    9, 974 |    sinews, and their courage fir’d,~
17   10, 39  |   Troy renew’d be forc’d and fir’d again?~
18   10, 1011|   revenge against the tyrant fir’d,~
19   10, 1136|                         All, fir’d with gen’rous indignation,
20   10, 1154|     all his breast with fury fir’d.~
21   11, 1288|      Camilla’s great example fir’d.~
22   12, 415 |                        Then, fir’d with pious rage, the gen’
23   12, 521 |                          New fir’d the Trojans, and their
24   12, 578 |      Whose blooming youth so fir’d Apollo’s heart,~
25   12, 701 |                      AEneas, fir’d with fury, breaks the
26   12, 717 |     by this hostile act, and fir’d with spite,~