Book, Verse

 1    1, 936 |      And thus alarm’d, to winged Love she spoke:~
 2    2, 943 |              Which on the winged lightning seem’d to fly;~
 3    3, 278 |             Forc’d by the winged warriors to repair~
 4    4, 259 |  her walk, more swift her winged haste:~
 5    4, 388 |           Then thus, with winged words, the god began,~
 6    4, 803 |     To whom once more the winged god appears;~
 7    5, 316 |      Swift as a shaft, or winged wind, she flies,~
 8    5, 416 |     Spread out, as on the winged winds, they flew,~
 9    5, 681 |                       His winged shaft with eager haste he
10    6, 962 |                       The winged army roams the fields around;~
11    8, 304 |                      With winged speed the circuit of the
12    8, 568 |                        Of winged southern winds and cloudy
13    8, 936 | down his arrows; at whose winged flight~
14   10, 673 |              Then, as the winged weapon whizz’d along,~
15   11, 1175|       Till in her pap the winged weapon stood~
16   11, 1246|                       The winged shaft, predestin’d for the
17   12, 243 | said, and, sailing on the winged wind,~
18   12, 404 |                       The winged weapon, whistling in the
19   12, 482 |                         A winged arrow struck the pious prince.~