Book, Verse

 1    1, 7   |             His banish’d gods restor’d to rites divine,~
 2    1, 204 |   Dispell’d the darkness, and restor’d the day.~
 3    1, 422 |             But, when the sun restor’d the cheerful day,~
 4    1, 878 | sought my father’s aid, to be restor’d:~
 5    2, 338 |                               Restor’d to vital air our hidden
 6    2, 374 |                      Art thou restor’d to thy declining town?~
 7    2, 645 |                               Restor’d with pois’nous herbs,
 8    3, 384 |          And fair Andromache, restor’d by fate,~
 9    3, 410 |  strange blessing are you now restor’d?~
10    4, 8   |         The dewy shadows, and restor’d the day,~
11    4, 451 |                     Were Troy restor’d, and Priam’s happy reign,~
12    5, 56  |       flying stars, and light restor’d the day,~
13    5, 132 |     father’s ghost, from hell restor’d.~
14    6, 1046|                     Who, late restor’d, in Alba shall be crown’
15    6, 1118|        justly drawn, and Rome restor’d.~
16    7, 1057|    AEsculapian herbs his life restor’d.~
17    8, 54  |                               Restor’d them to their hearths,
18    8, 236 |     youths replac’d, and soon restor’d the cheer.~
19    8, 282 |     bellowings, and the rocks restor’d the sound.~
20   10, 706 |     and grief of war! at once restor’d,~
21   11, 282 |     Restoring toils, when she restor’d the light.~
22   11, 409 |                               Restor’d to scepters, and expell’
23   12, 627 |  health and vigor are at once restor’d.~
24   12, 1136|       in that imitated shape, restor’d~