Book, Verse

 1    1, 396|                 Then dire debate and impious war shall cease,~
 2    2, 979|                   Of dire debate, and blood in battle spilt.’~
 3    4, 246|                           Debate and death, and all succeeding
 4    5, 547|       Or view’d the stern debate on this unhappy green!~
 5    7, 218| the boys and Latian youth debate~
 6    7, 468|  dearest friends to raise debate,~
 7    7, 758|                  The dire debate, nor you command the peace.~
 8   10, 20 | your time for faction and debate,~
 9   10, 50 |   promise Italy; who dare debate~
10   11, 463|    ye Latins, what we now debate~
11   11, 508| of gold. Among yourselves debate~
12   11, 635| affairs, and of this high debate:~
13   11, 682|                While they debate, nor these nor those will
14   12, 7  |  d his vigor for the last debate,~
15   12, 61 |  put I not an end to this debate,~
16   12, 278|  claims, all questions of debate, shall cease;~