Book, Verse

 1    1, 185 |      what her aims and what her arts pursue.~
 2    1, 637 |     striving artists, and their arts’ renown;~
 3    2, 57  |                And are Ulysses’ arts no better known?~
 4    2, 116 |        Ulysses, with fallacious arts,~
 5    2, 145 | Unknowing as we were in Grecian arts.~
 6    2, 203 |      king. He, full of fraudful arts,~
 7    2, 260 |        to credit his perfidious arts.~
 8    4, 125 |                      Nor use of arts, nor toils of arms they
 9    4, 426 |                            What arts can blind a jealous woman’
10    4, 599 |                       No female arts or aids she left untried,~
11    4, 634 |                     But all her arts are still employ’d in vain;~
12    4, 699 |      Honor’d for age, for magic arts renown’d:~
13    6, 900 |     their age with new-invented arts:~
14    6, 1177|              These are imperial arts, and worthy thee.”~
15    7, 144 |           His race, in arms and arts of peace renown’d,~
16    7, 428 |                    With various arts and arms in vain have toil’
17    7, 541 |                  And with these arts the Trojan match delays.~
18    7, 1051|             But, when no female arts his mind could move,~
19    8, 422 |                             Nor arts of gain, nor what they gain’
20   11, 1057|    others practice thy Ligurian arts;~
21   11, 1121|     Aruns, doom’d to death, his arts assay’d,~
22   12, 390 |    Tolumnius, vers’d in augurs’ arts,~
23   12, 584 |                      Of healing arts, before Phoebean bays.~
24   12, 707 |          What should he do! Nor arts nor arms avail;~