Book, Verse

 1    1, 38  |  graven in her heart the doom remain’d~
 2    2, 187 |     what further hopes for me remain,~
 3    2, 894 | nothing should of ruin’d Troy remain,~
 4    2, 922 |     any farther hopes in arms remain,~
 5    3, 321 |                       Yet one remain’d—the messenger of Fate:~
 6    3, 432 |   least one half with Helenus remain’d.~
 7    5, 630 |       his foe the palm and ox remain.~
 8    5, 662 |    Acestes in the bottom last remain’d,~
 9    5, 799 |    said one, “what oceans yet remain~
10    5, 824 |     still in endless exile we remain!~
11    5, 903 |       any spark of pity still remain;~
12    5, 935 |       for the ships which yet remain:~
13    6, 115 |       priests, and ever shall remain.~
14    6, 130 |      and greater ills by land remain.~
15    6, 542 |  grisly lord his lovely queen remain.~
16    6, 645 |       rest, the warrior souls remain’d.~
17    6, 834 |    within the dungeon’s depth remain,~
18   10, 1044|   proud man, unpunish’d shalt remain:~
19   10, 1174|    pleas’d thee living, still remain~
20   11, 321 |    who round the wasted fires remain,~
21   11, 554 |      bride to the brave chief remain;~
22   12, 29  |     crown and beauteous bride remain.”~
23   12, 283 |        both unconquer’d shall remain,~
24   12, 1202|       Rome’s immortal majesty remain.”~