Book, Verse

 1    4, 98  |    Bounds o’er the lawn, and seeks the silent floods,~
 2    4, 121 |                          And seeks the father’s image in the
 3    4, 689 |         From death alone she seeks her last relief;~
 4    6, 12  | Where Phoebus is ador’d; and seeks the shade~
 5    6, 1092|                          And seeks his hidden spring, and fears
 6    7, 570 |                          And seeks the palace where young Turnus
 7    7, 696 |     Possess’d with fear, and seeks his known abodes,~
 8    7, 1019|        Where swelling Sarnus seeks the Tyrrhene sea;~
 9    8, 606 |   clad, and guarded thus, he seeks his kingly guest.~
10    9, 587 |                  Volscens he seeks; on him alone he bends:~
11   10, 593 |         Pallas th’ encounter seeks, but, ere he throws,~
12   10, 760 |                          And seeks revenge himself on other
13   10, 933 |              Meantime AEneas seeks his absent foe,~
14   11, 340 |       T is just, the sway he seeks, he should deserve.”~
15   11, 747 |                           Or seeks his wat’ring in the well-known
16   11, 1127|        When, rushing on, she seeks her foes in flight,~
17   11, 1149|                          And seeks his life, regardless of
18   12, 686 |                           He seeks, and to the combat calls
19   12, 702 |                          And seeks his foe, and calls by name
20   12, 816 |     quest of Turnus, whom he seeks in vain,~
21   12, 1326|                          And seeks the goddess charioteer in