Book, Verse

 1    1, 151 |                    The galley gives her side, and turns her
 2    1, 899 |                           She gives, to cheer the sailors’ drooping
 3    2, 390 |                           And gives her gods companions of thy
 4    3, Arg |  proceeds in his relation: he gives an account of the fleet
 5    5, 182 |    The clangor of the trumpet gives the sign;~
 6    5, 460 |       hide: to Salius this he gives.~
 7    5, 835 |        Our minds to dare, and gives the ready fires.~
 8    6, 1120|                           And gives the consuls royal robes
 9    7, 50  |                   The captain gives command; the joyful train~
10    8, 33  |                           And gives no rest to his distracted
11    8, 812 |                           And gives herself to his desiring
12    9, 895 |            The god of archers gives thy youth a part~
13    9, 1092|               His golden helm gives way, with stony blows~
14   11, 1031| weapon falls, the riven steel gives way:~
15   11, 1167|                            He gives the death desir’d; his safe
16   12, 1373|           T is Pallas, Pallas gives this deadly blow.”~