Book, Verse

 1    2, 484 |   death, the last extremes to try.~
 2    2, 565 |     rival winds their quarrel try,~
 3    2, 887 |     by despair, again I go to try~
 4    3, 42  |   once again, another plant I try:~
 5    3, 673 |      d ev’ry breath of air to try;~
 6    4, 608 |  perfidious man your int’rest try,~
 7    4, 638 |      winds their airy quarrel try,~
 8    4, 711 |              How loth I am to try this impious art!~
 9    5, 87  |                    And others try the twanging bow to bend;~
10    5, 788 |                            To try new methods of revenge below;~
11    5, 956 |   Italians will their courage try;~
12    7, 222 |     darts their active sinews try.~
13    7, 865 |      limbs in painful marches try,~
14    8, 827 |   pointed spear, and longs to try~
15    9, 1000|      Turnus: “Then begin, and try thy fate:~
16   10, 150 |     first their tender voices try,~
17   10, 497 |   force of lungs their titles try:~
18   10, 646 | charge him first, resolv’d to try~
19   11, 171 |    Turnus. Turnus then should try~
20   12, 234 |    becomes a sister’s care to try.”~
21   12, 865 |     bitter fumes in vain they try;~
22   12, 985 |      choice; but suffer me to try~
23   12, 1033|                With swords to try their titles to the state.~
24   12, 1144|    And both resolv’d alike to try their fatal chance.~
25   12, 1185|                   At least to try; but, by the Stygian lake,~