Book, Verse

 1    1, 214 |                             Mad are their motions, and their
 2    2, 122 |                             Mad as I was, I could not bear
 3    2, 320 |                        Yet, mad with zeal, and blinded with
 4    2, 1010|                        What mad expressions did my tongue
 5    3, 249 |        Or who believ’d what mad Cassandra taught?~
 6    3, 563 |                         The mad prophetic Sibyl you shall
 7    4, 297 |                             Mad with despair, impatient
 8    4, 683 |                          Or mad Orestes, when his mother’
 9    5, 857 |     matrons prosecute their mad design:~
10    6, 34  |                         The mad affection of the Cretan
11    6, 54  |         And by his side the mad divining dame,~
12    8, 880 | naked thro’ the streets the mad Luperci dance,~
13    9, 993 |                             Mad Pandarus steps forth, with
14   10, 102 |       Confess the truth; by mad Cassandra, more~
15   10, 110 |     Did I or Iris give this mad advice,~
16   10, 806 |     with so swift a motion, mad with fear,~
17   11, 426 |                             Mad as I was, when I, with mortal
18   12, 337 |    increasing fright of the mad multitude,~
19   12, 875 |                             Mad with her anguish, impotent