Book, Verse

 1    2, 50  |     vulgar, as their fancies guide,~
 2    2, 340 |    bold, and Sthenelus their guide,~
 3    2, 523 |     we should th’ auspicious guide obey.~
 4    2, 774 |    ring in my way, without a guide,~
 5    2, 946 |  path in heav’n, and shone a guide,~
 6    3, 263 |                  No stars to guide, no point of land to mark.~
 7    3, 361 |                 To Jove, the guide and patron of our way.~
 8    3, 866 |    staff a trunk of pine, to guide his steps aright.~
 9    5, 171 |                  The mark to guide the mariners aright.~
10    6, 168 |  Heav’n, my still auspicious guide,~
11    6, 437 |                 Ask’d of his guide, what the rude concourse
12    6, 482 |                 Lest, of the guide bereft, the rudder lost,~
13    6, 644 |                And, with his guide, the farther fields attain’
14    6, 755 |                And ask’d his guide from whence those yells
15    6, 1148|      the Capitol his chariot guide,~
16    6, 1192|    wond’ring, ask’d his airy guide,~
17    8, 663 | longing looks their promis’d guide.~
18    8, 866 |       with Cloelia for their guide.~
19    9, 252 |  that safely will my passage guide.”~
20    9, 317 |      our way to great AEneas guide.~
21    9, 502 |      with Volscens for their guide.~