Book, Verse

 1    1, 249 |        Caught into life, in fiery fumes they rise,~
 2    1, 661 |               Then took the fiery steeds, ere yet the food~
 3    3, 754 |                Fed from the fiery springs that boil below.~
 4    5, 190 |                         Not fiery coursers, in a chariot race,~
 5    5, 745 |     Rode fair Ascanius on a fiery steed,~
 6    5, 916 |                And stop the fiery pest. Four ships alone~
 7    6, 6   |  from clashing flints their fiery seed;~
 8    6, 742 |                       Whose fiery flood the burning empire
 9    6, 793 |   Th’ audacious wretch four fiery coursers drew:~
10    7, 491 |         Unseen, unfelt, the fiery serpent skims~
11    7, 646 |  the brims they force their fiery way;~
12    8, 129 |                         The fiery sun had finish’d half his
13    8, 596 |                         The fiery work proceeds, with rustic
14    8, 854 |                        Four fiery steeds, is dragg’d along
15    9, 53  |                         The fiery Turnus flew before the rest:~
16    9, 150 |         Messapus curb’d his fiery courser’s haste;~
17    9, 714 |               It stuck, the fiery plague; the winds were high;~
18   10, 416 |                        This fiery speech inflames his fearful
19   10, 804 |     They, when they see the fiery chief advance,~
20   11, 216 | fields are lighten’d with a fiery blaze,~
21   11, 748 |    his thirst, and cool his fiery blood:~
22   11, 948 |                         The fiery steed, impatient of the
23   11, 1097|                         The fiery Tarchon, flying o’er the
24   12, 158 |                           A fiery steam, and sparkles from
25   12, 372 |         For, sudden, in the fiery tracts above,~
26   12, 503 |         Before the wind his fiery coursers fly;~