Book, Verse

 1    2, 922 |                    If any farther hopes in arms remain,~
 2    3, 617 |                        At farther distance lies, conceal’d
 3    3, 639 |             Leaves you no farther wish. My diff’rent state,~
 4    3, 790 |   true, I am a Greek, and farther own,~
 5    3, 881 | Ionian deep, and durst no farther wade.~
 6    4, 720 |    Thus far she said, and farther speech forbears;~
 7    6, 292 |                     Still farther from the place, but still
 8    6, 448 |    He ferries over to the farther coast;~
 9    6, 644 |  And, with his guide, the farther fields attain’d,~
10    6, 836 |   Ask not what pains; nor farther seek to know~
11    6, 859 |                Before our farther way the Fates allow,~
12    8, 193 |   Our host expell’d, what farther force can stay~
13    9, 1105|   gently wafts him to the farther coast,~
14   10, 886 |                   Or if a farther thought you entertain,~
15   11, 76  |                        No farther debt, but to the pow’rs
16   11, 160 |      The hero grants, and farther thus replied:~
17   11, 826 |      The raging flood his farther flight restrains,~
18   11, 845 |    by stress of arms, the farther side.~
19   11, 1035|      To see his fall; nor farther dares advance;~
20   11, 1181|              Nor dares he farther to pursue his blow,~
21   12, 1149|                      What farther hopes are left thee to pursue?~
22   12, 1286|                      What farther subterfuge can Turnus find?~