Book, Verse

 1    1, 658 |                      By their white sails betray’d to nightly
 2    3, 173 |    isle, with marble quarries white.~
 3    3, 504 |         The dam and offspring white as falling snow—~
 4    3, 709 |                     Were four white steeds that cropp’d the
 5    4, 660 |                       And the white offer’d milk converts to
 6    5, 739 |                               White were the fetlocks of his
 7    5, 1127|                           And white with bones. Th’ impetuous
 8    6, 357 |      wool without a streak of white)~
 9    7, 737 |                               White foam at first on the curl’
10    8, 62  |                           All white herself, and white her thirty
11    8, 62  |        All white herself, and white her thirty young.~
12    8, 114 |                           She white herself, and white her thirty
13    8, 114 |        She white herself, and white her thirty young.~
14    8, 366 |         And poplars black and white his temples bind.~
15    8, 876 |    And golden chains on their white necks they wear.~
16    9, 583 |                        Like a white poppy sinking on the plain,~
17   10, 811 |                      With two white steeds; but Liger holds
18   11, 459 |                               White foam in gath’ring eddies
19   12, 102 |      her cheeks by turns with white and red.~
20   12, 132 | Thracian snows were scarce so white,~
21   12, 182 |                     In purest white the priests their heads
22   12, 255 |                    Adorn’d in white, a rev’rend priest appears,~
23   12, 1021|     Or Father Apennine, when, white with snows,~