Book, Verse

 1    1, 164 |                 From stem to stern by waves was overborne:~
 2    1, 397 |                      And the stern age be soften’d into peace:~
 3    1, 675 |                      But the stern goddess stands unmov’d with
 4    2, 10  |                          Nor stern Ulysses tell without a tear.~
 5    3, 889 |                 We saw their stern distorted looks, from far,~
 6    4, 406 |    Revolving in his mind the stern command,~
 7    4, 676 |                          And stern AEneas in her dreams appears,~
 8    5, 218 | spoke, and, speaking, at his stern he saw~
 9    5, 547 |                Or view’d the stern debate on this unhappy green!~
10    5, 956 |                          The stern Italians will their courage
11    5, 1117|                And, with the stern, the rudder tore away.~
12    8, 152 |                  High on the stern AEneas took his stand,~
13    8, 899 |         Young Caesar, on the stern, in armor bright,~
14   10, 232 |       AEneas leads; upon his stern appear~
15   10, 250 |                          His stern Apollo’s golden statue bore.~
16   10, 280 |                     Upon his stern a brawny Centaur stood,~
17   10, 320 |     Her right hand stops the stern; her left divides~
18   10, 627 |    Pallas their awe, and his stern words, admir’d;~
19   10, 843 |                      But the stern hero turn’d aside his head,~
20   12, 1284|                          Now stern AEneas waves his weighty