Book, Verse

 1    1, 231|                                Broke by the jutting land, on
 2    1, 832|     from the circling cloud he broke,~
 3    1, 935|      night her golden slumbers broke,~
 4    2, 184|                              I broke my bonds and fled the fatal
 5    2, 403|                           Fear broke my slumbers; I no longer
 6    3, 78 |                                Broke ev’ry bond of nature and
 7    3, 530|                    The passage broke that land from land divides;~
 8    5, 267|     shiver’d, and her head she broke.~
 9    6, 148|      resisting air the thunder broke;~
10    6, 833|                     And basely broke their faith for bribes of
11    7, 110| incense, from the sacred altar broke,~
12    8, 166| Conducted to the grove, AEneas broke~
13    8, 297|                             He broke the heavy links, the mountain
14    8, 864|                   While Cocles broke the bridge, and stemm’d
15    9, 330|        tears of joy the father broke;~
16    9, 592|    mouth, and thro’ his weazon broke.~
17    9, 694|                                Broke down the palisades, the
18    9, 886|        the breathing air, that broke his flight:~
19   10, 331|                 Unwillingly we broke our master’s chain),~
20   10, 739|     children’s lot. Thy Turnus broke~
21   10, 853|                                Broke from the camp, so long besieg’
22   11, 185|                                Broke silence first, and to the
23   12, 53 |        treaties, and of honor, broke:~