Book, Verse

 1    8, 70 |   n with Evander from th’ Arcadian land,~
 2    8, 137|  was on a solemn day: th’ Arcadian states,~
 3    8, 187|  is the Trojan, yours th’ Arcadian side.~
 4    8, 212|             And thro’ th’ Arcadian kingdom took his way.~
 5    8, 612|                       Th’ Arcadian first their former talk
 6    8, 704|              Then, to th’ Arcadian king: “This prodigy~
 7    8, 722|  offers chosen sheep. Th’ Arcadian king~
 8    8, 775|   follows in the rear th’ Arcadian throng.~
 9    9, 9  |  AEneas, gone to seek th’ Arcadian prince,~
10   10, 337|                       Th’ Arcadian horsemen, and Etrurian host,~
11   10, 504| But, in another part, th’ Arcadian horse~
12   10, 635|  Pale horror sate on each Arcadian face.~
13   11, 139| Thus while the Trojan and Arcadian horse~
14   11, 210|  the short circuit of th’ Arcadian town,~
15   11, 608|      All saw, but he, th’ Arcadian troops retire~
16   12, 350|  all the Trojan host, th’ Arcadian band,~
17   12, 409|                   Born of Arcadian mix’d with Tuscan blood,~
18   12, 421| The Trojans, Tuscans, and Arcadian line,~
19   12, 791| vain the strongest of th’ Arcadian band:~
20   12, 807|   The Trojan, Tuscan, and Arcadian line:~