Book, Verse

 1    1, Arg |  scatters the rest. Neptune drives off the Winds, and calms
 2    1, 348 |               With which he drives the clouds and clears the
 3    2, 828 | Below the wall’s foundation drives his mace,~
 4    4, Arg |  separates the hunters, and drives AEneas and Dido into the
 5    4, 357 |                With this he drives them down the Stygian waves;~
 6    4, 361 |                         And drives the racking clouds along
 7    5, 610 |                And headlong drives the Trojan o’er the plain;~
 8    6, 725 |   rushes down, and headlong drives the day:~
 9    7, 907 |              Next Aventinus drives his chariot round~
10    9, 445 |         Full on his neck he drives the fatal sword:~
11   10, 827 |  the borders of his buckler drives;~
12   10, 897 |                         And drives a storm before her thro’
13   11, 1080|                             Drives, breaks, and scatters your
14   12, 493 |                          He drives impetuous, and, where’er
15   12, 544 |       Where’er he flies, he drives the rack before,~
16   12, 668 |         From the mid ocean, drives the waves before;~
17   12, 695 |                          So drives the rapid goddess o’er the