Book, Verse

 1    1, 694 |    dares her maiden arms to manly force oppose.~
 2    1, 833 |               And thus with manly modesty he spoke:~
 3    2, 376 |                 Deforms the manly features of thy face?’~
 4    4, 215 |                          In manly presence, or in lofty mien.~
 5    5, 410 |  golden belt shall gird his manly side,~
 6    6, 1181|               He moves with manly grace, how rich with regal
 7    7, 902 |                          Of manly mien, and features of the
 8    8, 675 |                           A manly vigor, and a foreign line.~
 9    8, 828 |   The plated cuishes on his manly thigh;~
10    8, 905 | naval crown, that binds his manly brows,~
11    9, 417 |                   Ascanius, manly far beyond his years,~
12    9, 698 |      To sing what slaughter manly Turnus made,~
13   10, 906 |                        With manly mien he stalk’d along the
14   11, 55  |         Which Pallas in his manly bosom bore,~
15   11, 480 |                        With manly force, and with undaunted
16   11, 738 |  Nor casque, nor crest, his manly features hide:~
17   11, 983 |             They clash with manly force their moony shields;~
18   11, 1088|     to debauch, but slow to manly fight.”~
19   12, 166 |         To future fight his manly courage warms:~
20   12, 934 |          On earth supine, a manly corpse he lies;~
21   12, 1295|      No threats of thine my manly mind can move;~
22   12, 1363|                         His manly soul with more compassion