Book, Verse

 1    1, 453 |                         Your voice and mien celestial birth
 2    1, 593 |   holy senates, and elect by voice.~
 3    1, 734 |        Then thus, with lowly voice, Ilioneus began:~
 4    1, 993 |                 His motions, voice, and shape, and all the
 5    3, 592 |     the priest with friendly voice declar’d,~
 6    3, 814 |                Bellowing his voice, and horrid is his hue.~
 7    3, 853 |    far I hear his thund’ring voice resound,~
 8    5, 847 |            Mark her majestic voice, and more than mortal mien!~
 9    5, 875 |                  He sent his voice before him as he flew:~
10    6, 128 | Within the cave, and Sibyl’s voice restores:~
11    6, 665 |                 But the weak voice deceiv’d their gasping throats.~
12    8, 176 |      mingled blood, Apollo’s voice,~
13    9, 133 |                 And, last, a voice, with more than mortal sounds,~
14    9, 510 |      there;” then rais’d his voice aloud:~
15    9, 534 |    coursers, and the riders’ voice.~
16    9, 570 |                 And sent his voice before him as he flew:~
17   10, 318 |              Cymodoce, whose voice excell’d the rest,~
18   10, 907 |                   Nor wanted voice belied, nor vaunting sound.~
19   10, 1252|            The loud repeated voice to glad AEneas came.~
20   12, 947 |     seeking Turnus, sent his voice before:~
21   12, 1255|               Chok’d was his voice; his hair with horror stood.~
22   12, 1345|   hills, and valleys, to the voice reply.~