Book, Verse

 1    1, 825|       in visage, and serenely bright.~
 2    2, 419|      burns next: the seas are bright~
 3    2, 800|  place; and, shining heav’nly bright,~
 4    3, 163|               Another bull to bright Apollo slew;~
 5    3, 205| Before me stood, majestically bright,~
 6    3, 677|                           And bright Orion, arm’d with burnish’
 7    4, 512|   came commission’d, heav’nly bright~
 8    5, 138|       desir’d. The skies were bright~
 9    7, 10 |       the stars, the moon was bright,~
10    7, 733|                           Are bright with flaming swords and
11    8, 370|                       And the bright evening star began to rise.~
12    8, 692|                       But his bright mother, from a breaking
13    8, 710|          This omen gave, when bright Vulcanian arms,~
14    8, 825|       flaming both, and beamy bright;~
15    8, 899|        on the stern, in armor bright,~
16    9, 32 |       The sons of Tyrrheus in bright arms appear.~
17    9, 931|            Equicolus, that in bright armor shone,~
18   10, 249|     Fierce Abas next: his men bright armor wore;~
19   10, 456|                      From his bright shield, some on his helmet
20   10, 769|                   Exulting in bright arms, he braves the prince:~
21   11, 669|      shields, in brazen armor bright.~