Book, Verse

 1    8, Arg |  person to beg succors from Evander and the Tuscans. Evander
 2    8, Arg |    Evander and the Tuscans. Evander receives him kindly, furnishes
 3    8, 70  |                 Driv’n with Evander from th’ Arcadian land,~
 4    8, 135 |                 These cots (Evander’s kingdom, mean and poor)~
 5    8, 202 |                             Evander view’d the man with vast
 6    8, 245 |                  Thus spoke Evander to his royal guest:~
 7    8, 365 |  This said, a double wreath Evander twin’d,~
 8    8, 472 |                  Where poor Evander kept his country court.~
 9    8, 599 |   The cheerful morn salutes Evander’s eyes,~
10    8, 740 |                    Then old Evander, with a close embrace,~
11   10, 218 |          For, anxious, from Evander when he went,~
12   10, 649 |      Alcides, once on earth Evander’s guest,~
13   10, 718 |                             Evander, Pallas, all that friendship
14   10, 1108|                      And in Evander’s palace sought repose.~
15   11, 40  |          To the sad city of Evander send,~
16   11, 93  |     bear him back and share Evander’s grief:~
17   11, 223 | Till the loud clamors reach Evander’s ears:~
18   12, 276 |   My Trojans shall encrease Evander’s town;~