Book, Verse

 1    1, 44  |                 For this, far distant from the Latian coast~
 2    3, 269 |      view a rising land, like distant clouds;~
 3    3, 884 | Before the bellowing noise to distant Italy.~
 4    4, 374 |        Less, and yet less, to distant prospect show;~
 5    5, 235 |                Shout from the distant shore; and loudly laugh’
 6    5, 417 |                And seiz’d the distant goal with greedy view.~
 7    6, 781 |     twice as deep as earth is distant from the skies.~
 8    7, 742 |      d with an arrow from the distant war:~
 9    8, 334 |   with darts, and stones, and distant war.~
10    9, 1   |        WHILE these affairs in distant places pass’d,~
11    9, 38  |    And the dark menace of the distant war.~
12    9, 690 |      and slings, and with the distant bow.~
13   10, 967 |        By stretch of arms the distant shore to gain.~
14   10, 1181|                With this, his distant friends he beckons near,~
15   11, 1137|   deadly wounds he gall’d the distant foe;~
16   11, 1248|                  Till the far distant horns approach’d on either
17   12, 905 |                           The distant cries come driving in the