Book, Verse

 1    1, 382 |      At length aton’d, her friendly pow’r shall join,~
 2    1, 537 |               Since on our friendly shore your ships are driv’
 3    1, 783 | Dismiss our navy from your friendly shore,~
 4    1, 803 |    you stay, and join your friendly pow’rs~
 5    1, 842 |    the shipwreck’d on your friendly shore,~
 6    1, 1026|   Bacchus, god of joys and friendly cheer,~
 7    2, 199 |            Then adds these friendly words: ’Dismiss thy fears;~
 8    3, 103 |             Here, borne by friendly winds, we come ashore,~
 9    3, 456 |   we pass’d in mirth, till friendly gales,~
10    3, 592 |  This when the priest with friendly voice declar’d,~
11    3, 897 |  take th’ advantage of the friendly gale.~
12    3, 940 |    my last labor was. Some friendly god~
13    5, 71  |                 Upon these friendly shores and flow’ry plains,~
14    5, 768 |    And march together in a friendly line.~
15    6, 622 |   Unwilling I forsook your friendly state,~
16    8, 211 |    A welcome visit, with a friendly stay,~
17    8, 234 |                       With friendly welcome, at a homely treat.”~
18    8, 647 |                 To Turnus’ friendly court directs his flight.~
19    8, 849 |                        The friendly chiefs before Jove’s altar
20    9, 268 |    the gods, who view this friendly strife,~
21    9, 285 |      Forsook the coasts of friendly Sicily,~
22    9, 538 |         The shelter of the friendly shades to gain.~
23   10, 1148|   thus to Lausus loud with friendly threat’ning cried:~
24   12, 178 |                         In friendly labor join’d, the list prepar’
25   12, 411 |    d at the midmost of the friendly crew.~