Book, Verse

 1    3, 55  |   earth, and caverns of the tomb,~
 2    3, 89  |       Then, to his ghost, a tomb and altars rear.~
 3    3, 417 |      Commanded on Achilles’ tomb to die,~
 4    4, 668 |   issued from her husband’s tomb;~
 5    4, 977 |  serv’d us both, one common tomb:~
 6    5, 100 |          To great Anchises’ tomb; which when he found,~
 7    5, 112 |          A serpent from the tomb began to glide;~
 8    5, 124 |           Within the hollow tomb retir’d to rest.~
 9    5, 134 |    gifts at great Anchises’ tomb:~
10    6, 332 |                   A stately tomb, whose top a trumpet bore,~
11    6, 517 |                 And raise a tomb, with vows and solemn pray’
12    6, 680 |                           A tomb and fun’ral honors I decreed;~
13    8, 456 |             Whose grave and tomb his innocence attest.~
14    9, 281 |     canst at least an empty tomb supply.~
15   10, 779 |   inglorious, and without a tomb,~
16   11, 892 |             And in a marble tomb laid in her native land.”~
17   11, 1234|          Where, in a marble tomb, Dercennus lay,~
18   12, 1279| rest a weary goddess in the tomb!”~