Book, Verse

 1    1, 958 | thou his form and shape. I beg the grace~
 2    2, 882 |             Intreat, pray, beg, and raise a doleful cry—~
 3    3, 582 |                        But beg the sacred priestess to
 4    3, 788 |  Trojans, take me hence! I beg no more;~
 5    4, 457 |                          I beg you by these tears too truly
 6    7, 313 |                         To beg what you without your want
 7    8, Arg |   AEneas goes in person to beg succors from Evander and
 8    8, 14  |                         To beg his aid Ausonia to defend,~
 9    8, 159 |      Bring holy peace, and beg the king’s relief.’”~
10    8, 502 |         With humble suit I beg thy needful art,~
11    9, 299 |   Shew their distress, and beg a swift relief.~
12    9, 305 |                        And beg admission, eager to be heard:~
13   10, 73  |                          I beg you, let Ascanius, by my
14   10, 840 | form’d thee thus divine, I beg thee, spare~
15   10, 881 |                        You beg reprieve for this expiring
16   11, 152 |                            Beg leave to draw the bodies
17   11, 165 |                        You beg a truce, which I would gladly
18   11, 558 |                          I beg your greatness not to give
19   12, 1191|                This let me beg (and this no fates withstand)~
20   12, 1357| Latian chiefs have seen me beg my life;~