Book, Verse

 1    1, 668 |                         The hostile spear, yet sticking in his
 2    2, 493 |                         And hostile nations make a common flood.~
 3    2, 843 |       And the dire forms of hostile gods appear.~
 4    2, 998 |                        Some hostile god, for some unknown offense,~
 5    3, 520 |                        Lest hostile faces blast the sacrifice.~
 6    4, 345 |     his long ling’ring on a hostile shore,~
 7    4, 807 |    needful cares, so near a hostile town,~
 8    4, 891 |     fall, untimely, by some hostile hand,~
 9    4, 898 |   Nor league, nor love, the hostile nations know!~
10    5, 68  |     on the Grecian seas, or hostile lands:~
11    5, 878 |                         Not hostile fleets, but your own hopes,
12    6, 138 |                    Added to hostile force, shall urge thy fate.~
13    9, 52  |     sourly wait in arms the hostile band.~
14    9, 586 | Drove Nisus headlong on the hostile crowd.~
15    9, 997 |                        T is hostile earth you tread. Of hope
16   10, 413 | This hated soil, and furrow hostile ground.~
17   10, 1118|  Trojan, glad with sight of hostile blood,~
18   11, 130 |              Besmear’d with hostile blood, and honorably foul.~
19   12, 484 |                          Or hostile god, is left unknown by
20   12, 485 |            No human hand or hostile god was found,~
21   12, 664 |               And heard the hostile sound, and fled for fear.~
22   12, 717 |              Forced by this hostile act, and fir’d with spite,~
23   12, 1172|    And, driv’n ashore, with hostile arms oppress;~
24   12, 1296|                        T is hostile heav’n I dread, and partial