Book, Verse

 1    5, 385|           First Nisus, with Euryalus, appears;~
 2    5, 386|                             Euryalus a boy of blooming years,~
 3    5, 421|            Came Salius, and Euryalus behind;~
 4    5, 434|          Not mindless then, Euryalus, of thee,~
 5    5, 439|                             Euryalus springs out, the prize to
 6    5, 448|               But favor for Euryalus appears;~
 7    9, Arg| extremities, send Nisus and Euryalus to recall AEneas; which
 8    9, 228|            Beside him stood Euryalus, his friend:~
 9    9, 229|                             Euryalus, than whom the Trojan host~
10    9, 253|                             Euryalus stood list’ning while he
11    9, 288|                    To this, Euryalus: “You plead in vain,~
12    9, 372|         Then thus the young Euryalus replied:~
13    9, 460|          Nor with less rage Euryalus employs~
14    9, 481|                    The bold Euryalus, tho’ loth, obey’d.~
15    9, 507|            His shining helm Euryalus betray’d,~
16    9, 637|        Thus, then, my lov’d Euryalus appears!~