Book, Verse

 1    3, 432 |                 At least one half with Helenus remain’d.~
 2    4, 551 |     The faithless waves, not half so false as thou,~
 3    5, 191 |        Invade the field with half so swift a pace;~
 4    5, 242 |                Comes up, not half his galley’s length behind;~
 5    5, 419 |   storms, nor thunder, equal half his haste.~
 6    5, 983 |     Oars, banks, and cables, half consum’d, renew.~
 7    5, 1089| steeds of Night had travel’d half the sky,~
 8    5, 1102|      whom the yawning pilot, half asleep:~
 9    6, 721 |   sun had finish’d more than half his race:~
10    6, 853 |                  I could not half those horrid crimes repeat,~
11    6, 854 |                          Nor half the punishments those crimes
12    8, 129 |   The fiery sun had finish’d half his race,~
13    8, 258 |     monster Cacus, more than half a beast,~
14    8, 342 |                              Half sing’d, half stifled, till
15    8, 342 |                 Half sing’d, half stifled, till he grasps
16    8, 517 |                          Not half so swift the rattling thunder
17    8, 522 |                 Panting, and half dissolving in her arms:~
18    8, 674 |                          And half a native; but, in you, combine~
19    9, 160 |                   The liquid half of all the globe is lost;~
20    9, 799 |              The heated lead half melted as it flew;~
21   10, 193 |                 So large, it half deserv’d a mountain’s name:~
22   10, 309 |                   And Phoebe half her nightly race had run.~
23   11, 1165|  Apollo heard, and, granting half his pray’r,~