Book, Verse

 1    1, 449 |       Thus Venus: thus her son replied again:~
 2    1, 461 |               I dare not,” she replied, “assume the name~
 3    4, 150 |   Libyan shores, thus artfully replied:~
 4    5, 36  |                    AEneas then replied: “Too sure I find~
 5    6, 190 |                      Then thus replied the prophetess divine:~
 6    6, 473 |     unerring pow’r?” The ghost replied;~
 7    6, 685 |                      The ghost replied: “Your piety has paid~
 8    6, 758 |                       She thus replied; “The chaste and holy race~
 9    6, 912 |      this the sacred poet thus replied:~
10    6, 1200|        not to know,” the ghost replied with tears,~
11    7, 547 |   worthy thee alone!” the crew replied.~
12    7, 613 |                     With scorn replied, and made this bold defense:~
13    9, 108 |                      Then thus replied her awful son, who rolls~
14    9, 372 |        thus the young Euryalus replied:~
15   10, 153 |              Then thus to both replied th’ imperial god,~
16   10, 737 |    said. The hero sternly thus replied:~
17   10, 878 | shortly thus the sov’reign god replied:~
18   10, 1046|  sourly smiling, thus the king replied:~
19   11, 160 |       grants, and farther thus replied:~
20   12, 30  |    whom the king sedately thus replied:~