Book, Verse

 1    1, 565 |      borrow’d shapes, and his embrace to shun;~
 2    2, 670 |     thresholds, and the posts embrace.~
 3    2, 929 |       our kisses and our last embrace;~
 4    3, 130 |     her old bosom shall again embrace.~
 5    3, 416 |      deliver’d from the foes’ embrace!~
 6    3, 451 |                         And I embrace the Scaean gate again.~
 7    3, 644 |  Deluding visions, and a vain embrace!)~
 8    4, 885 |       subjects, and his son’s embrace.~
 9    5, 48  |     held the hero in a strict embrace.~
10    5, 699 | strain’d Acestes with a close embrace;~
11    5, 971 |       why, ah why, the wish’d embrace denied?”~
12    6, 806 |    gigantic limbs, with large embrace,~
13    6, 932 |      long expected to my dear embrace!~
14    6, 1143|                               Embrace again, my sons, be foes
15    7, 764 |        Of arm’d invasion, and embrace the war.”~
16    7, 884 |     headpiece, and the shield embrace.~
17    8, 740 |     old Evander, with a close embrace,~
18    8, 761 |               In hopes of his embrace, the worst of pain.~
19    9, 269 |       Restore me to thy lov’d embrace with life,~
20   12, 222 |       alone I grudg’d not his embrace,~
21   12, 419 |      insult the Latine troops embrace,~
22   12, 642 |             Then with a close embrace he strain’d his son,~