Book, Verse

 1    1, 271|        The jars of gen’rous wine (Acestes’ gift,~
 2    1, 775|                        Where King Acestes Trojan lineage boasts.~
 3    1, 784|                   That we to good Acestes may return,~
 4    1, 800|                 You seek the good Acestes’ government,~
 5    5, Arg| hospitably receiv’d by his friend Acestes, king of part of the island,
 6    5, 44 |                          Meantime Acestes, from a lofty stand,~
 7    5, 78 |                        Our sports Acestes, of the Trojan race,~
 8    5, 95 |                           And old Acestes, each adorn’d his head;~
 9    5, 141|           Trojan feasts and great Acestes’ name,~
10    5, 396|                    And owning old Acestes for their head;~
11    5, 513|                                   Acestes, fir’d with just disdain,
12    5, 556|               If great AEneas and Acestes join~
13    5, 662|                                   Acestes in the bottom last remain’
14    5, 685|                                   Acestes, grudging at his lot, remains,~
15    5, 699|                      And strain’d Acestes with a close embrace;~
16    5, 932|                       Your friend Acestes is of Trojan kind;~
17    5, 941|                         And, from Acestes’ name, Acesta call.”~