Book, Verse

 1    1, 224 |  chariot, and, with loosen’d reins,~
 2    1, 665 |      disarm’d, with loosen’d reins,~
 3    5, 748 |     bits adorn’d, and purple reins.~
 4    5, 863 | rides at large with loosen’d reins:~
 5    5, 1071|          And to the loosen’d reins permits the laws.~
 6    6, 654 |         Who shakes his empty reins, and aims his airy spear.~
 7    6, 1100|      vines around his purple reins.~
 8    9, 426 |        Amidst the wheels and reins, the goblet by,~
 9    9, 755 |                 Short of his reins, and scarce a span behind):~
10   10, 811 |  steeds; but Liger holds the reins,~
11   10, 1240|         Thou wilt no foreign reins, or Trojan load endure.”~
12   11, 743 |   keepers, thus, with broken reins,~
13   11, 992 |     former, as the slacken’d reins he drew~
14   11, 1052|                              Reins round his horse, and urges
15   12, 492 |     a ready hand assumes the reins.~
16   12, 502 |                Let loose the reins, and scours along the field:~
17   12, 696 |     horses run with loosen’d reins.~
18   12, 910 |       and backward pulls the reins.~