Book, Verse

 1    1, Arg |    seven years’ voyage, set sail for Italy, but are overtaken
 2    1, 527 |              With twice ten sail I cross’d the Phrygian sea;~
 3    1, 802 |                         And sail, with ships of convoy for
 4    2, 186 |  Secure of safety when they sail’d away.~
 5    2, 238 |             Till first they sail’d for Greece; with pray’
 6    2, 785 |        Shall she triumphant sail before the wind,~
 7    3, Arg |     the fleet with which he sail’d, and the success of his
 8    3, 18  |                         All sail at once, and cleave the
 9    3, 88  |                 But, ere we sail, his fun’ral rites prepare,~
10    3, 172 | Then green Donysa pass; and sail in sight~
11    3, 366 |             Pleas’d to have sail’d so long before the wind,~
12    3, 896 |     oar, and hoist up ev’ry sail,~
13    4, 801 |                 Resolv’d to sail, in sleep he pass’d the
14    4, 817 |                         And sail before the purple morn arise.~
15    4, 852 |   Bring flaming brands! set sail, and swiftly row!~
16    5, Arg |  ARGUMENT.— AEneas, setting sail from Afric, is driven by
17    5, 800 |                   For us to sail! what labors to sustain!”~
18    5, 1005|        Ev’n those desire to sail, and take their share~
19    5, 1086|   scud before the wind, and sail in open sea.~
20    5, 1099|  without thy care, securely sail.~
21    5, 1130|          The tossing vessel sail’d on shoaly ground.~
22    6, 20  |               The first who sail’d in air,) ’t is sung by
23   10, 230 |               They soon set sail; nor now the fates withstand;~
24   10, 325 |                Spread ev’ry sail, pursue your wat’ry track,~