Book, Verse

 1    1, 661 |          Then took the fiery steeds, ere yet the food~
 2    1, 1054|                          The steeds of Diomede varied the discourse,~
 3    3, 709 |              Were four white steeds that cropp’d the flow’ry
 4    3, 711 | father cried, ’where warlike steeds are found.~
 5    3, 925 |      for the race of warlike steeds renown’d.~
 6    5, 724 |         The riders grace the steeds; the steeds with glory shine.~
 7    5, 724 | riders grace the steeds; the steeds with glory shine.~
 8    5, 1089|                          The steeds of Night had travel’d half
 9    6, 887 | lances fix’d in earth, their steeds around,~
10    7, 382 |                          The steeds caparison’d with purple
11    7, 393 |           Sublime on stately steeds the Trojans borne,~
12    7, 864 |                Their restiff steeds in sandy plains prepare;~
13    7, 885 |                 The neighing steeds are to the chariot tied;~
14    7, 909 |                 Proud of his steeds, he smokes along the field;~
15    7, 1070|    father’s art, and warrior steeds he rein’d.~
16    8, 5   |      Had rous’d the neighing steeds to scour the fields,~
17    8, 728 |                              Steeds are prepar’d to mount the
18    8, 854 |                   Four fiery steeds, is dragg’d along the green,~
19    9, 516 |       And spur their smoking steeds to cross their way,~
20   10, 811 |               With two white steeds; but Liger holds the reins,~
21   10, 818 |                Nor these the steeds which Diomede bestrode,~
22   10, 831 |     not the slowness of your steeds in flight;~
23   12, 246 |                         Four steeds the chariot of Latinus bear;~
24   12, 782 |                 His starting steeds, to shun the glitt’ring
25   12, 1066|   says that Turnus, when his steeds he join’d,~