Book, Verse

 1    2, 18  |                         The Greeks grew weary of the tedious
 2    2, 69  |               And groans of Greeks inclos’d come issuing thro’
 3    2, 83  |       Now hear how well the Greeks their wiles disguis’d;~
 4    2, 108 |    Whose death the wretched Greeks too late lament—~
 5    2, 200 |                  Forget the Greeks; be mine as thou wert theirs.~
 6    2, 211 |     a crime, th’ ungrateful Greeks betray,~
 7    2, 360 |   him who made the fainting Greeks retire,~
 8    2, 471 |     passive gods behold the Greeks defile~
 9    2, 533 |              Mix’d with the Greeks, we go with ill presage,~
10    2, 596 |  ours defend, and while the Greeks oppose~
11    2, 635 |   goes the top at once; the Greeks beneath~
12    2, 675 |                 In rush the Greeks, and all the apartments
13    2, 1028|   Instead of her, the cruel Greeks I met;~
14    3, 373 | AEneas took from conqu’ring Greeks.’~
15    5, 661 |          And send among the Greeks a feather’d wound.~
16    6, 1152|                  And on the Greeks revenge the Trojan cause;~
17    8, 168 |                 Best of the Greeks, to whom, by fate’s command,~
18    8, 179 |                         And Greeks acknowledge, from Electra
19   10, 87  |                   Evade the Greeks, and leave the war behind;~
20   10, 607 | Phrygian troops escap’d the Greeks in vain:~
21   11, 412 |                  Of all the Greeks, and most renown’d by fame,~
22   11, 441 |         Th’ invasion of the Greeks had been return’d,~