Book, Verse

 1    1, 206 |                           Of beauteous nymphs, the daughters of
 2    1, 544 |       Twelve swans behold in beauteous order move,~
 3    1, 697 |                          The beauteous Dido, with a num’rous train~
 4    1, 830 |         Like polish’d iv’ry, beauteous to behold,~
 5    1, 991 |                 But view the beauteous boy with more amaze,~
 6    3, 535 |      The mold’ring work that beauteous Nature made.~
 7    3, 912 |                   By love to beauteous Arethusa led;~
 8    4, 81  |                          The beauteous queen before her altar stands,~
 9    5, 372 |                              Beauteous herself, with lovely twins
10    5, 741 |                         Then beauteous Atys, with Iulus bred,~
11    5, 756 |                  Drawn up in beauteous order, form a line.~
12    6, 537 | sought by force to seize his beauteous bride.”~
13    7, 83  |          Young Turnus to the beauteous maid address’d.~
14    9, 147 |                      As many beauteous maids the billows sweep,~
15    9, 579 |                Down fell the beauteous youth: the yawning wound~
16   10, 199 |   Amid the press appears the beauteous boy,~
17   11, 567 |                            A beauteous princess, with a crown in
18   11, 1236|                          The beauteous Opis thither bent her flight,~
19   12, 29  |         To him the crown and beauteous bride remain.”~
20   12, 101 |          A crimson blush her beauteous face o’erspread,~
21   12, 125 |     And to the victor be the beauteous bride.”~
22   12, 1259|                          Her beauteous breast she beat, and rent