Book, Verse

 1    1, 262 |        Attend their stately steps, and slowly graze along.~
 2    1, 432 |     And true Achates on his steps attends.~
 3    1, 628 |                   On brazen steps the marble threshold rose,~
 4    2, 967 | faithful consort, shall our steps pursue.~
 5    3, 213 |    seas and lands as we thy steps attend,~
 6    3, 476 | Phoebus, next, my trembling steps he led,~
 7    3, 650 |                  Conduct my steps to Tiber’s happy shore;~
 8    3, 866 | trunk of pine, to guide his steps aright.~
 9    5, 963 |   chaste Sibylla shall your steps convey,~
10    6, 276 |                  Conduct my steps to find the fatal tree,~
11    6, 373 |      The prince pursued her steps with equal pace.~
12    6, 629 |             Stay, stay your steps, and listen to my vows:~
13    6, 737 |     and, while he said, his steps he turn’d~
14    6, 1240|   Anchises hither bends his steps at last.~
15    8, 609 |     Pallas did his father’s steps attend,~
16    8, 933 |     Divides the prease: her steps Bellona treads,~
17    9, 993 |                Mad Pandarus steps forth, with vengeance vow’
18   11, 124 |                 With feeble steps, supported by his friends.~
19   11, 793 |    A narrow track, by human steps untrode,~
20   11, 860 |    she might her stagg’ring steps command,~
21   11, 1124|   whereso’er she turns, her steps attends.~
22   11, 1240|                Thy backward steps, vain boaster, are too late;~
23   12, 655 |                  Attend his steps; the rest their weapons