Book, Verse

 1    1, 643 |   fierce Achilles, who both kings defies.~
 2    2, 563 |                 The brother kings with Ajax join their force,~
 3    2, 682 |                 The brother kings: I saw th’ unhappy queen,~
 4    6, 1040|      born a king, a race of kings beget.~
 5    6, 1117|       Next view the Tarquin kings, th’ avenging sword~
 6    7, 54  |     Latium was; her ancient kings;~
 7    7, 234 |                       There kings receiv’d the marks of sov’
 8    7, 250 |                Then warlike kings, who for their country fought,~
 9    7, 827 |  fun’ral pomp which to your kings you pay,~
10    8, 173 |        And both the brother kings your kindred claim;~
11    8, 415 |    and monuments of ancient kings.~
12    8, 437 |                        Then kings, gigantic Tybris, and the
13    8, 848 |                And both the kings and kingdoms plight the
14    8, 858 |  force restore the banish’d kings.~
15    8, 908 | aids, and troops of Eastern kings;~
16   11, 312 |                The corps of kings, and captains of renown,~
17   11, 535 |                Now, best of kings, since you propose to send~
18   12, 245 |    now in pomp the peaceful kings appear:~
19   12, 315 |  cas’d in brass, for Latian kings to bear.”~
20   12, 777 |   long royal race of Latian kings,~