Book, Verse

 1    1, 271 |     gen’rous wine (Acestes’ gift,~
 2    2, 253 |                   Minerva’s gift, your town in flames shall
 3    2, 902 |                        Your gift was undesir’d, and came
 4    3, 202 |                  The common gift of balmy slumber shares:~
 5    3, 787 |        From Nature’s common gift, this vital air,~
 6    4, 385 |                Queen Dido’s gift,) about his waist he wore;~
 7    4, 767 |     else of nature’s common gift partake:~
 8    5, 311 |               Your grateful gift and my return shall own.”~
 9    5, 344 |                Rich was the gift, and glorious to behold,~
10    5, 461 |    Nisus with envy sees the gift, and grieves.~
11    5, 510 |    To lead this uncontended gift away.”~
12    5, 644 |               Take the last gift my wither’d arms can yield:~
13    5, 746 |                Queen Dido’s gift, and of the Tyrian breed.~
14    6, 553 |                 A venerable gift, so rarely seen.~
15    6, 1225|                        This gift which parents to their children
16    6, 1226|             This unavailing gift, at least, I may bestow!”~
17    8, 819 |                Proud of the gift, he roll’d his greedy sight~
18    9, 295 |       And sleep, the common gift of nature, share;~
19    9, 347 |                 Your common gift shall two large goblets
20    9, 410 |                This was his gift. Great Mnestheus gave his
21    9, 494 | fell; and they the glorious gift possess’d.~
22   10, 1302|                         The gift is hateful from his murd’