Book, Verse

 1    1, 373 |                    Shall at a birth two goodly boys disclose.~
 2    1, 453 |      voice and mien celestial birth betray!~
 3    1, 509 |      what country claims your birth?~
 4    1, 853 |     more than mortal gave you birth.~
 5    2, 99  |       neither can nor dare my birth disclaim;~
 6    3, 128 |   your ancestors derive their birth.~
 7    3, 653 |             As both of us our birth from Troy derive,~
 8    4, 3   |       hero’s valor, acts, and birth inspire~
 9    4, 18  |                           His birth is well asserted by his
10    4, 258 |      her last of the Titanian birth.~
11    5, 391 |     Patron in Arcadia had his birth,~
12    5, 1046|        My kingdom claims your birth; my late defense~
13    6, 804 |      was to see, who took his birth~
14    7, 73  |                           His birth from Saturn, if records
15    7, 286 | Tuscan Coritum he claim’d his birth;~
16    7, 390 |  conceiv’d a more than mortal birth.~
17    7, 1001|                      A foe by birth to Troy’s unhappy name:~
18    8, 171 |                          Your birth is Grecian, and your land
19    8, 419 |                         Their birth from trunks of trees and
20    9, 730 | Helenor, elder of the two: by birth,~
21   10, 117 |                   To whom his birth a god and goddess give!~
22   10, 439 |   Sacred, O Phoebus, from his birth to thee;~
23   10, 995 |                     Mimas his birth from fair Theano drew,~
24   12, 312 |     in branches, or renew the birth:~
25   12, 1127|    thy foster son receiv’d my birth,~
26   12, 1225|          Three daughters at a birth were born to Night:~