Book, Verse

 1    1, 396 |  debate and impious war shall cease,~
 2    1, 416 |   surly murmurs of the people cease;~
 3    2, 638 |                            We cease not from above, nor they
 4    4, 70  | storms and winter winds shall cease to threat,~
 5    4, 139 |       celestial discord never cease?~
 6    4, 888 |   length, the cruel war shall cease,~
 7    5, 615 |    commands the combatants to cease,~
 8    5, 889 |       raging fires their fury cease,~
 9    6, 98  |                          Here cease, ye pow’rs, and let your
10    6, 1162|      Severe Fabricius, or can cease t’ admire~
11    7, 757 |     is complete; nor can they cease~
12    8, 58  |      the rage of haughty Juno cease.~
13    8, 82  |   length shall fall, her fury cease.~
14    8, 847 |   tedious war, at length they cease;~
15   10, 22  |      your immature dissension cease;~
16   11, 562 |      is, the war should never cease;~
17   11, 1015|                          Here cease thy vaunts, and own my victory:~
18   12, 171 |      Latian king he sends, to cease~
19   12, 278 |    questions of debate, shall cease;~
20   12, 473 |     alter’d minds? O Trojans, cease~
21   12, 1005|     aloud, to make the combat cease:~
22   12, 1175|                           Now cease at my command.” The Thund’