Book, Verse

 1    1, 103|       Italy their course they steer,~
 2    2, 268| solemn pomp then sacrific’d a steer;~
 3    2, 274|     speckled tails advance to steer their course,~
 4    3, 352|      next by rocky Neritos we steer:~
 5    3, 494|       Italian coast your navy steer;~
 6    3, 738|      the fleet by his example steer’d.~
 7    4, 409|      course, alas! remains to steer between~
 8    4, 498|     promis’d place to which I steer,~
 9    5, 173|      Then round the rock they steer, and seek the former shores.~
10    5, 215|      deep; and still aloof he steer’d.~
11    5, 230|    upon the shelfs, and madly steer’d.~
12    6, 343|           No bird presumes to steer his airy flight;~
13    7, 30 |            Propitious Neptune steer’d their course by night~
14    9, 816|    gods, what madness, hether steer’d your course?~
15    9, 859|                  A snow-white steer, before thy altar led,~
16   10, 410|                That course he steer’d, and thus he gave command:~
17   11, 587|  First in the council hall to steer the state,~