Book, Verse

 1    2, 20  |                Which like a steed of monstrous height appear’
 2    2, 64  |    having said, against the steed he threw~
 3    2, 304 |       All vote t’ admit the steed, that vows be paid~
 4    5, 406 |     these obtains a stately steed,~
 5    5, 738 |  the royal boy his Thracian steed became.~
 6    5, 745 |    fair Ascanius on a fiery steed,~
 7    5, 871 |    warriors on his prancing steed,~
 8    7, 377 |     then on each bestow’d a steed.~
 9    9, 54  |                   A piebald steed of Thracian strain he press’
10    9, 486 |                Which on the steed of conquer’d Rhamnes lay.~
11   10, 1230|                         The steed seem’d sensible, while thus
12   10, 1246| Then spurr’d his thund’ring steed amidst the war.~
13   10, 1280|                 The wounded steed curvets, and, rais’d upright,~
14   11, 131 | close the pomp, AEthon, the steed of state,~
15   11, 756 |       Lights from her lofty steed the warrior queen:~
16   11, 918 |                Far from his steed is fierce Aconteus cast,~
17   11, 948 |                   The fiery steed, impatient of the wound,~
18   11, 993 |                Of his faint steed; the latter, as he stretch’
19   11, 1003|  Ornithus bestrode a hunter steed,~
20   11, 1133|   by the virgin view’d. The steed he press’d~
21   12, 945 |   Sages urging on his foamy steed:~