Book, Verse

 1    2, 542 |             When heav’n’s propitious pow’rs refuse their aid!~
 2    3, 159 |                 The third propitious dawn discovers Crete.’~
 3    4, 62  |                           Propitious Heav’n, and gracious Juno,
 4    4, 300 |               Great Jove! propitious to the Moorish race,~
 5    5, 620 |                    To him propitious, and averse to thee,~
 6    6, 88  |            Indulgent god, propitious pow’r to Troy,~
 7    6, 275 |          O may thy pow’r, propitious still to me,~
 8    7, 30  |                           Propitious Neptune steer’d their course
 9    7, 355 | you, and yours, and mine, propitious be,~
10    8, 118 |                           Propitious Tiber smooth’d his wat’ry
11    8, 403 |                 And smile propitious on thy solemn day!”~
12    8, 503 |                   O still propitious pow’r, that rules my heart!~
13    8, 904 |                 And, with propitious gods, his foes assails:~
14   11, 730 |                           Propitious hear, and lend thy Latins
15   11, 1159|                  Give me, propitious pow’r, to wash away~
16   12, 269 |                           Propitious now, and reconcil’d by pray’
17   12, 1130|                           Propitious hear my pious pray’r!” He