Book, Verse

 1    1, 5   |        doubtful war, before he won~
 2    2, 263 |     and fawning words the city won.~
 3    4, 134 |       endless honors, you have won,~
 4    4, 334 |    Venus hop’d, when twice she won~
 5    5, 425 |                            Had won, or left at least a dubious
 6    6, 174 |     pious minds by pray’rs are won,~
 7    6, 496 |      by dearer ties you may be won,~
 8    8, 505 |    Thetis and Aurora thou wert won~
 9    9, 694 |        palisades, the trenches won,~
10    9, 894 |        prize thou hast already won.~
11   10, 515 | yourselves, and mighty battles won,~
12   10, 1259|        thy conquest is already won;~
13   11, 24  |       entrance, and presume it won.~
14   11, 256 |       First for his friends he won the fatal shore,~
15   12, 48  |                           Yet, won by worth that cannot be