Book, Verse

 1    1, 287|  Call’d to the seat (the promise of the skies)~
 2    2, 686|               So large a promise, of a progeny),~
 3    3, 679|               But a sure promise of a settled sky,~
 4    5, 25 | Tho’ Jove himself should promise Italy,~
 5    5, 39 |            Than what you promise, the Sicilian shore,~
 6    7, 609|              Own his old promise, and his new forget—~
 7    7, 754|  And bears fulfill’d her promise to the skies.~
 8    7, 798|                 A solemn promise made, and disavow’d;~
 9    8, 108|    And firm the gracious promise thou hast made!”~
10    8, 530|               My skill I promise, and my pains engage.~
11    8, 703|         Th’ accomplish’d promise of the Queen of Love.~
12    8, 814|                       My promise made, and Vulcan’s labor’
13   10, 50 |                       To promise Italy; who dare debate~
14   10, 517|                And early promise of my future fame;~
15   11, 742| His absent rival, and to promise war.~
16   11, 761|                      Can promise aught, or on itself rely~
17   11, 764| The Tyrrhene troops, and promise their defeat.~
18   12, 129|   And, proudly neighing, promise victory.~