Book, Verse

 1    1, 250|          And, fed with stronger food, invade the skies.~
 2    1, 661|       fiery steeds, ere yet the food~
 3    2, 481|        home expect the promis’d food,~
 4    3, 816|    slaughter’d wretches are his food;~
 5    3, 856|      herbs, have been my meager food.~
 6    4, 373| waterfowl, who seek their fishy food,~
 7    4, 538|                    With needful food his hungry Trojans fed;~
 8    5, 123|              Thus fed with holy food, the wondrous guest~
 9    5, 859|                             The food of altars; fires and flaming
10    6, 813|      hunger lasts, th’ immortal food remains.~
11    7, 683|       at his master’s board for food;~
12    8, 243|      Broil’d entrails are their food, and beef’s continued chine.~
13    8, 424|        the trees supplied their food.~
14    8, 479|         poor; accept our homely food,~
15    8, 856|    limbs are left the vulture’s food.~
16    9, 824|      eat, nor taste unconquer’d food.~
17   10, 782|                   Or thrown for food to monsters of the sea.”~
18   12, 694|        her loquacious nest with food:~