Book, Verse

 1    1, 350 |                             Daughter, dismiss thy fears; to thy
 2    1, 921 |  The scepter Priam’s eldest daughter bore,~
 3    3, 425 |          And Helen’s lovely daughter sought to wed;~
 4    6, 1141|                         His daughter’s husband in the plain attends:~
 5    6, 1142|                         His daughter’s husband arms his eastern
 6    7, Arg |   and promises him his only daughter, Lavinia, the heiress of
 7    7, 13  |         Circe the rich, the daughter of the Sun,)~
 8    7, 79  |                    One only daughter heir’d the royal state.~
 9    7, 346 | Succession, empire, and his daughter’s fate.~
10    7, 367 |                    One only daughter heirs my crown and state,~
11    7, 460 |                    O virgin daughter of eternal Night,~
12    8, 185 |                  Was Atlas’ daughter, who sustains the sky.~
13   10, 43  |                  And I, thy daughter, wait another wound.~
14   11, 855 |                         His daughter with the milk of mares he
15   12, 69  |                         The daughter’s lover and the father’s
16   12, 884 |     to her dames and to her daughter known,~
17   12, 1244|   Shot thro’ the clouds the daughter of the night.~