Book, Verse

 1    4, 39  |                For, whom I lov’d on earth, I worship in
 2    4, 964 |   rolling ruin, with their lov’d abodes,~
 3    5, 947 |                            Lov’d while I liv’d, and dear
 4    5, 1049|              How much your lov’d AEneas is my care.~
 5    6, 468 |               Brought your lov’d life to this disastrous
 6    7, 57  |         And how the rivals lov’d, and how they fought.~
 7    7, 260 |         For Circe long had lov’d the youth in vain,~
 8    8, 758 |                     If the lov’d boy shall bless his father’
 9    9, 269 |          Restore me to thy lov’d embrace with life,~
10    9, 405 |    if thou fail, shall thy lov’d mother share.”~
11    9, 438 |    prophet, by King Turnus lov’d:~
12    9, 444 |                    And his lov’d horses; last invades their
13    9, 637 |             Thus, then, my lov’d Euryalus appears!~
14   10, 273 |                 For Cycnus lov’d unhappy Phaeton,~
15   10, 324 |                 Sleeps our lov’d lord? O goddess-born,
16   11, 418 |                    My much lov’d country, and my more lov’
17   11, 418 | lov’d country, and my more lov’d wife:~
18   11, 811 |               The nymphs I lov’d of all my mortal train,~
19   12, 159 |   So fares the bull in his lov’d female’s sight:~