Book, Verse

 1    1, 534 |   His tender parent could no longer bear;~
 2    1, 910 |      Iulus’ absence could no longer bear,~
 3    2, 176 |      Of Ithacus, he stood no longer mute;~
 4    2, 403 |      broke my slumbers; I no longer stay,~
 5    3, 95  |    when the raging storms no longer reign,~
 6    3, 398 |      her limbs; her veins no longer beat:~
 7    4, 248 |                           No longer made a secret of her love,~
 8    4, 521 |                          Nor longer these outrageous threats
 9    4, 548 |        But go! thy flight no longer I detain—~
10    4, 759 |                 The winds no longer whisper thro’ the woods,~
11    5, 424 |  shoulders pressing; and, in longer space,~
12    8, 497 |             A sinking empire longer to sustain,~
13    8, 641 | people’s patience, tir’d, no longer bore~
14    8, 928 |                          Nor longer dares oppose th’ ethereal
15    9, 276 |      bloomy youth deserves a longer date:~
16    9, 688 |                          Nor longer dare in a blind fight engage;~
17    9, 1088|         With labor spent, no longer can he wield~
18   11, 202 |  Latians and Trojans, now no longer foes,~
19   11, 542 |             Let insolence no longer awe the throne;~
20   12, 116 |   Resolv’d on fight, I am no longer free~