Book, Verse

 1    1, 774 |                        We want not cities, nor Sicilian
 2    2, 527 |      Let fraud supply the want of force in war.~
 3    2, 712 |               These times want other aids! Were Hector
 4    3, 594 |  treasure, he supplied my want~
 5    6, 110 |            Nor shalt thou want thy honors in my land;~
 6    6, 387 |                           Want, Fear, and Famine’s unresisted
 7    6, 580 |                       Nor want they lots, nor judges to
 8    7, 278 |              Say what you want: the Latians you shall find~
 9    7, 313 | beg what you without your want may spare:~
10    7, 828 |                  Is all I want, and all you take away.”~
11    8, 199 |                        We want not hearts nor bodies for
12    9, 399 |      Creusa had, and only want the name.~
13   10, 647 |      If fortune would his want of force supply;~
14   10, 861 |    Judge if such warriors want immortal aid.”~
15   11, 585 |       You, Drances, never want a stream of words,~
16   12, 34  |                       You want not wealth, or a successive
17   12, 225 |       Nor think my wishes want to thy relief.~
18   12, 914 |                     There want not others to defend the
19   12, 1311|                       For want of vigor, mocks his vain