Book, Verse

 1    1, Arg |    and scatters the rest. Neptune drives off the Winds, and
 2    1, 176 |         Meantime imperial Neptune heard the sound~
 3    2, 267 |                  Laocoon, Neptune’s priest by lot that year,~
 4    2, 827 |         Amid that smother Neptune holds his place,~
 5    3, 100 |                           Neptune and wat’ry Doris claim it
 6    3, 162 |                A bull, to Neptune an oblation due,~
 7    5, Arg |  Italy. Venus procures of Neptune a safe voyage for him and
 8    5, 473 |           Long since from Neptune’s bars in triumph brought.~
 9    5, 836 |                      See! Neptune’s altars minister their
10    5, 1019|                        To Neptune thus address’d, with tender
11    5, 1045|   may not Venus hope from Neptune’s reign?~
12    5, 1069|  His finny team Saturnian Neptune join’d,~
13    5, 1122|                        On Neptune’s faith the floating fleet
14    7, 30  |                Propitious Neptune steer’d their course by
15    7, 955 |     Messapus next, (great Neptune was his sire,)~
16    8, 920 |             The fields of Neptune take a purple dye.~
17    8, 926 |                     Great Neptune, Pallas, and Love’s Queen
18    9, 693 |       But brave Messapus, Neptune’s warlike son,~
19   10, 53  |        Of AEolus usurping Neptune’s reign?~
20   10, 491 |                The son of Neptune to his aid succeeds,~
21   10, 820 | Venus’ veil is here, near Neptune’s shield;~
22   10, 1062|     The Trojan sinks, and Neptune’s son prevails.~