Book, Verse

 1    1, 832|                       Thus radiant from the circling cloud
 2    1, 855|    the space of heav’n the radiant sun;~
 3    1, 992|   rosy-color’d cheeks, his radiant eyes,~
 4    2, 802|                   Never so radiant did her eyes appear;~
 5    3, 662|  had the sun withdrawn his radiant light,~
 6    4, 513|                       With radiant beams, and manifest to sight~
 7    6, 211| ductile rind and leaves of radiant gold:~
 8    6, 982|               And both the radiant lights, one common soul~
 9    8, 778|  from the seas, exerts his radiant head~
10    8, 818|                        The radiant arms beneath an oak she
11    8, 822|  crested helm, that vomits radiant fires:~
12    9, 16 |               And form’d a radiant rainbow in her flight.~
13    9, 109|                        The radiant stars, and heav’n and earth
14    9, 206|                Each with a radiant helm and waving crest.~
15    9, 885| plunging downward shot his radiant head;~
16   10, 377|                        The radiant crest that seem’d in flames