Book, Verse

 1    1, 211 |                    His finny coursers and in triumph rides,~
 2    2, 355 |                   Thessalian coursers dragg’d him o’er the plain.~
 3    2, 567 |      east, and west, on airy coursers borne;~
 4    5, 190 |                    Not fiery coursers, in a chariot race,~
 5    5, 747 |                         Sure coursers for the rest the king ordains,~
 6    6, 793 |  audacious wretch four fiery coursers drew:~
 7    6, 886 |      Their shining arms, and coursers train’d to war:~
 8    7, 220 | drive the cars, and some the coursers rein;~
 9    7, 386 |                    A pair of coursers born of heav’nly breed,~
10    7, 1067|                          Are coursers driv’n, who shed their master’
11    8, 227 |               Which my son’s coursers in obedience hold.~
12    8, 789 |                 The neighing coursers answer to the sound,~
13    9, 534 |                  Of tramping coursers, and the riders’ voice.~
14   10, 508 |              They left their coursers, and, unus’d to fight~
15   10, 803 |  Against Niphaeus, whom four coursers drew.~
16   11, 898 |     the walls: the sprightly coursers bound,~
17   11, 909 |                 The neighing coursers, and the shouting men.~
18   11, 915 |                   By mettled coursers borne in full career,~
19   12, 127 |                He sought his coursers of the Thracian race.~
20   12, 175 |                 Th’ ethereal coursers, bounding from the sea,~
21   12, 249 |                    Two snowy coursers Turnus’ chariot yoke,~
22   12, 490 |         At once his arms and coursers he requires;~
23   12, 503 |    Before the wind his fiery coursers fly;~
24   12, 554 |                          The coursers frighted, and their course
25   12, 902 |                   His flying coursers please him less and less,~