Book, Verse

 1    1, 115|                Are all the presents of your bounteous hand:~
 2    1, 674| rich embroider’d vests for presents bear;~
 3    1, 931|           Should bring the presents, in her nephew’s stead,~
 4    1, 952|              To come, with presents laden, from the port,~
 5    1, 999|                Beholds the presents, and admires the boy.~
 6    2, 63 |            Trust not their presents, nor admit the horse.’~
 7    4, 715|          Spoils, arms, and presents, of my faithless guest.~
 8    7, 210|                  And carry presents to procure access.~
 9    7, 333|        Besides, our prince presents, with his request,~
10    7, 357|    Have what you ask; your presents I receive;~
11    8, 731|           The king himself presents his royal guest:~
12    8, 960|                Accepts the presents vow’d for victory,~
13   11, 352|               Unmov’d with presents, and as deaf to pray’r.~
14   11, 380|       When introduc’d, our presents first we bring,~
15   11, 433|                       Your presents I return: whate’er you bring~
16   11, 505|    With olive crown’d: the presents they shall bear,~
17   11, 536|             Such bounteous presents to your Trojan friend;~
18   11, 726|    rs in their mouths, and presents in their hands,~