Book, Verse

 1    1, 83  | for release, the mountains rend.~
 2    1, 673 |   beat their breasts, they rend their hair,~
 3    2, 653 | with shouts the skies they rend;~
 4    2, 668 |       And shrieks of women rend the vaulted skies;~
 5    3, 58  |   thou thus my buried body rend?~
 6    4, 32  |    yawning earth a passage rend,~
 7    4, 641 |  shatter, and his branches rend;~
 8    5, 184 |    With shouts the sailors rend the starry skies;~
 9    5, 602 | shouts and mingled murmurs rend the skies,~
10    5, 671 |      Of the pleas’d people rend the vaulted skies.~
11    6, 219 |                       Then rend it off, as holy rites command;~
12    7, 554 |  And shrieks and shoutings rend the suff’ring air.~
13    8, 324 |      Heave from below, and rend the hollow ground;~
14    8, 751 |          Nor death, should rend me from my Pallas’ arms;~
15   10, 1288|   Of Trojans and Rutulians rend the skies.~
16   11, 52  |  their breasts, and echoes rend the sky.~
17   11, 1272|                            Rend heav’n with female shrieks,
18   12, 154 |   from that eunuch head to rend the crest;~
19   12, 255 |    Adorn’d in white, a rev’rend priest appears,~
20   12, 681 |    Loud shouts and clamors rend the liquid sky,~
21   12, 1344|     With groans the Latins rend the vaulted sky:~