Book, Verse

 1    2, 51  |                     With noise say nothing, and in parts divide.~
 2    2, 375 |                            But say, what wounds are these?
 3    3, 327 |          Heed therefore what I say; and keep in mind~
 4    3, 465 |                              O say—for all religious rites
 5    3, 471 |                              O say what dangers I am first
 6    3, 755 |                Enceladus, they say, transfix’d by Jove,~
 7    4, 408 |                 What should he say? or how should he begin?~
 8    4, 423 | inspire him, when, and what to say.~
 9    6, 908 |                                Say, happy souls, divine Musaeus,
10    6, 908 |   happy souls, divine Musaeus, say,~
11    7, 272 |                                Say what you seek, and whither
12    7, 278 |                                Say what you want: the Latians
13   10, 132 |                            You say, is absent: absent let him
14   10, 949 |                 What will they say of their deserting chief?~
15   11, 525 |       ambition (let me dare to say,~
16   11, 603 |      known a dastard, dares to say?~
17   11, 626 |                                Say rapid Aufidus with awful
18   11, 1243|                            And say I sent thee to the shades
19   12, 66  |       my kinsmen the Rutulians say?~