Book, Verse

 1    1, 17  |                    Can heav’nly minds such high resentment show,~
 2    1, 302 | Alternate hopes and fears their minds possess,~
 3    2, 153 |         home, and chang’d their minds.~
 4    2, 193 |        Which, O! if pity mortal minds can move,~
 5    2, 265 |                  Did our unwary minds with fear torment,~
 6    2, 351 |     bodies worn with toils, our minds with cares,~
 7    3, 895 |        pangs of mortal fear our minds assail;~
 8    4, 332 |                             Nor minds the future city, giv’n by
 9    4, 756 |                             Who minds, or who revenges, injur’
10    5, 272 |       of Mnestheus, with elated minds,~
11    5, 835 |                             Our minds to dare, and gives the ready
12    5, 957 |        their manners, and their minds are high.~
13    6, 174 |               But you, if pious minds by pray’rs are won,~
14    6, 1015|                 Whole droves of minds are, by the driving god,~
15   10, 513 |        With these to move their minds, with those to fire their
16   10, 557 |         with anger mix’d, their minds inflame.~
17   11, 347 |       While thus their factious minds with fury burn,~
18   11, 388 |        madness has your alter’d minds possess’d,~
19   11, 619 |       With false reports, their minds with panic fears:~
20   12, 339 |           And found their ready minds for change prepar’d;~
21   12, 473 |           Inflames your alter’d minds? O Trojans, cease~
22   12, 1232|                             The minds of mortal men with fears