Book, Verse

 1    1, 666 |                     Was by his horses hurried o’er the plains,~
 2    3, 604 |                           Men, horses, captains, arms, and warlike
 3    6, 889 |                    The love of horses which they had, alive,~
 4    7, 378 |                  Three hundred horses, in high stables fed,~
 5    7, 1053|                   Torn by wild horses on the sandy shore,~
 6    8, 806 | Refresh’d his men, and wearied horses fed.~
 7    9, 444 |                  And his lov’d horses; last invades their lord;~
 8   10, 824 |        As Lucagus, to lash his horses, bends,~
 9   11, 113 |               Arms, trappings, horses, by the hearse are led~
10   11, 917 |                          Their horses’ heads against each other
11   11, 943 |                          Arms, horses, men, on heaps together
12   11, 1262|                 And spur their horses headlong to the town.~
13   11, 1267|                   The hoofs of horses, with a rattling sound,~
14   11, 1314|      And hears th’ approaching horses proudly neigh.~
15   12, 433 |                 These on their horses vault; those yoke the car;~
16   12, 510 |                    His smoking horses, at their utmost speed,~
17   12, 527 |              Achilles’ car and horses, for his hire:~
18   12, 548 |                   His crest of horses’ hair is blown behind~
19   12, 696 |                    The smoking horses run with loosen’d reins.~