Book, Verse

 1    1, 1036|         the gold, nor ceas’d to draw,~
 2    3, 26  |                 Their gods, and draw a line along the shore;~
 3    4, 338 |        ancient line from Teucer draw,~
 4    5, 10  | auguries from hence the Trojans draw;~
 5    5, 219 |    Cloanthus near the shelvings draw.~
 6    6, 521 |        to the Stygian lake they draw:~
 7    7, 391 |                           These draw the chariot which Latinus
 8    8, 760 |                            Then draw my life in length; let me
 9    9, 219 |                    The soldiers draw their lots, and, as they
10   10, 114 |       unjust indeed, for men to draw~
11   10, 125 |                              To draw the dastard from the fighting
12   10, 168 |                  And both shall draw the lots their fates decree.~
13   10, 955 |         Gape wide, O earth, and draw me down alive!~
14   10, 1070|            The flying dart, and draw the far-deceiving bow.~
15   11, 152 |                    Beg leave to draw the bodies of their slain.~
16   12, 574 |                              To draw the weapon, than t’ inlarge
17   12, 614 |                              To draw the pointed steel, and ease