Book, Verse

 1    2, 429 |                 Pantheus, Apollo’s priest, a sacred name,~
 2    3, 163 |    Another bull to bright Apollo slew;~
 3    3, 430 |                    Before Apollo’s altar slew the ravisher.~
 4    4, 204 |                 Like fair Apollo, when he leaves the frost~
 5    6, 87  |         His vows to great Apollo thus address’d:~
 6    6, 113 |      Which, by thy mouth, Apollo shall convey:~
 7    7, 329 | To these abodes our fleet Apollo sends;~
 8    8, 176 |   fathers’ mingled blood, Apollo’s voice,~
 9    8, 935 |                This seen, Apollo, from his Actian height,~
10    8, 959 |                    Before Apollo’s porch of Parian stone;~
11    9, 873 |                           Apollo then bestrode a golden cloud,~
12   10, 250 |                 His stern Apollo’s golden statue bore.~
13   10, 747 |                           Apollo’s priest, Emonides, was
14   11, 1165|                           Apollo heard, and, granting half
15   12, 578 |   blooming youth so fir’d Apollo’s heart,~
16   12, 750 |                  And from Apollo’s fane to battle sent,~