Book, Verse

 1    2, 276 |                 And now the strand, and now the plain they
 2    3, 186 |  are haul’d upon the yellow strand;~
 3    3, 731 |     break upon the sounding strand,~
 4    3, 908 | against Plemmyrium’s wat’ry strand,~
 5    3, 927 |   widely shun the Lilybaean strand,~
 6    6, 5   | with greedy joy th’ Italian strand.~
 7    6, 255 |  his mangled carcass on the strand:~
 8    6, 547 |  his passage to the Stygian strand,~
 9    8, 164 |     downward hasting to the strand,~
10    8, 650 | troops, now muster’d on the strand,~
11   10, 397 |  unfirm, and prepossess the strand:~
12   10, 404 |    oars they bear along the strand,~
13   10, 552 |     sought its owner on the strand:~
14   11, 284 |     piles along the winding strand.~
15   11, 594 |     more corps the sanguine strand,~
16   12, 163 |   at the winds; he digs the strand~
17   12, 1090|  death is pitch’d along the strand.~