Book, Verse

 1    1, 32  |       on the necks of all the nations lay.~
 2    1, 74  |                          What nations now to Juno’s pow’r will
 3    1, 360 |             Shall tame fierce nations in the bloody field,~
 4    1, 1023|                 Bless to both nations this auspicious hour!~
 5    2, 493 |                   And hostile nations make a common flood.~
 6    2, 737 |     The laws of nature and of nations heard.~
 7    3, 217 |       mighty walls for mighty nations build;~
 8    4, 898 | league, nor love, the hostile nations know!~
 9    5, 601 |      the roots. The diff’ring nations rise,~
10    6, 139 |               To what strange nations shalt not thou resort,~
11    7, 149 |     thro’ all the neighb’ring nations flew,~
12    7, 762 |               The neighb’ring nations of th’ Ausonian shore~
13    8, 21  |                 What num’rous nations in his quarrel came,~
14    8, 175 | virtue, thro’ the neighb’ring nations blown,~
15    8, 508 |          Behold, what haughty nations are combin’d~
16    8, 620 |                    But mighty nations I prepare, to join~
17    8, 962 |     Vast crowds of vanquish’d nations march along,~
18   12, 732 |                   Two jarring nations join’d in cruel fight,~
19   12, 1024|                           The nations, overaw’d, surcease the