Book, Verse

 1    1, 462 |  goddess, or celestial honors claim:~
 2    1, 649 |      griefs the Tyrians’ pity claim.”~
 3    1, 873 |   celestial seed your lineage claim?~
 4    2, 195 |       innocence and truth can claim desert,~
 5    3, 100 |      Neptune and wat’ry Doris claim it theirs.~
 6    4, 489 |       pretended to the lawful claim~
 7    5, 464 |    may Nisus from your bounty claim,~
 8    5, 1047|     your indanger’d fleet may claim your confidence.~
 9    6, 456 |          Their fun’ral honors claim’d, and ask’d their quiet
10    6, 824 |    they, who brothers’ better claim disown,~
11    6, 1145|   first, lay down thy lawless claim,~
12    6, 1164|       am, my praise the Fabii claim;~
13    7, 286 |        From Tuscan Coritum he claim’d his birth;~
14    8, 20  |                           And claim’d a title from the gods
15    8, 74  | fierce Latians old possession claim,~
16    8, 173 |    brother kings your kindred claim;~
17    9, 398 |     all the dues shall justly claim,~
18   10, 495 |     on its borders each their claim decide.~
19   11, 1161|      triumph, from the fact I claim,~