Book, Verse

 1    2, 939|    which thou art pleas’d to send.’~
 2    5, 661|                          And send among the Greeks a feather’
 3    5, 909|                          And send the willing sacrifice below!”~
 4    7, 362|       Tell him he should not send the peace, but bring.~
 5    8, 13 |      Venulus to Diomede they send,~
 6    8, 573|                          And send him forth again with furbish’
 7    8, 616| feeble are the succors I can send.~
 8    9, Arg|     to the last extremities, send Nisus and Euryalus to recall
 9    9, 227|   skill’d unerring shafts to send.~
10    9, 259|                           Or send thee unassisted to the field?~
11    9, 660|                          And send me thunderstruck to shades
12   10, 197|       some flights of arrows send;~
13   10, 685|     sire deserv’d, the son I send;~
14   10, 729|         O spare my life, and send me back to see~
15   11, 40 |      the sad city of Evander send,~
16   11, 74 |                           To send him back his portion of
17   11, 434|        To buy my friendship, send the Trojan king.~
18   11, 535|  kings, since you propose to send~
19   11, 551|                          And send us out to meet our certain
20   12, 631|                          And send the willing chief, renew’
21   12, 649|   when thy riper years shall send thee forth~