Book, Verse

 1    1, 45  |       the remnants of the Trojan host;~
 2    2, 236 |            Then Calchas bade our host for flight prepare,~
 3    3, 812 |                    Our monstrous host, of more than human size,~
 4    5, 633 | goddess-born, and you, Dardanian host,~
 5    5, 976 |        for his friends and royal host he sent,~
 6    6, 228 |         ral rites, pollutes your host.~
 7    6, 447 |        Charon; those, the buried host,~
 8    7, 28  |          lest the Trojans’ pious host~
 9    7, 734 |         A shining harvest either host displays,~
10    7, 898 |          Turnus’ aid his baffled host.~
11    8, 18  |         gods, and with a baffled host,~
12    8, 193 |                              Our host expell’d, what farther force
13    8, 948 |      queen, and hides the flying host.~
14    9, 44  |        pointed darts! the Latian host appears.”~
15    9, 229 |   Euryalus, than whom the Trojan host~
16    9, 423 |          They found the careless host dispers’d upon the plain,~
17    9, 1059|       unpunish’d from a num’rous host?~
18    9, 1106|        safe to cheer his anxious host.~
19   10, 179 |    Within their walls the Trojan host inclose:~
20   10, 337 |  Arcadian horsemen, and Etrurian host,~
21   10, 1287|                      From either host, the mingled shouts and
22   11, 1171|          by the sound. Of either host,~
23   12, 350 |              View all the Trojan host, th’ Arcadian band,~