Book, Verse

 1    3, 360 | beyond our hopes, our vows we pay~
 2    3, 556 |                               Pay vows to Juno; Juno’s aid
 3    4, 77  |     ewe of two years old they pay~
 4    4, 915 |                   Thus will I pay my vows to Stygian Jove,~
 5    5, 785 |               For, while they pay the dead his annual dues,~
 6    6, 229 |                               Pay first his pious dues; and,
 7    6, 307 |               To dead Misenus pay his obsequies.~
 8    6, 320 |   rites their fathers us’d to pay.~
 9    6, 734 |                            To pay my penance till my years
10    6, 934 |      and pious duty which you pay~
11    7, 827 |       which to your kings you pay,~
12    8, 80  |       pow’r thy just devotion pay;~
13    8, 147 |                            To pay the rites. Himself without
14    8, 402 |   grateful off’rings which we pay,~
15    8, 714 |           Turnus shall dearly pay for faith forsworn;~
16    8, 797 |  their flocks and fields; and pay~
17    8, 883 |                            To pay their vows in solemn pomp
18    9, 270 |                  Condemn’d to pay my vows, (as sure I trust,)~
19    9, 566 |                         Shalt pay for both,” and at the pris’
20   10, 734 |      this one poor life shall pay.~
21   12, 1218|     more respect to you shall pay,~