Book, Verse

 1    2, 245 |                                  Warn’d by the seer, to her offended
 2    3, 5   |                                  Warn’d by celestial omens, we
 3    3, 65  |                                  Warn’d by my fate; for I am Polydore!~
 4    4, Arg | dispatches Mercury to AEneas, to warn him from Carthage. AEneas
 5    4, 546 |                               To warn him hence; as if the peaceful
 6    4, 822 |                            Twice warn’d by the celestial messenger,~
 7    7, 657 |                  Their arms, and warn each other to the war.~
 8    8, 444 |                                  Warn’d by my mother nymph, and
 9    9, 45  |                             Thus warn’d, they shut their gates;
10   10, 226 |              And fickle fortune; warn’d him to beware,~
11   10, 323 |           With pleasing words to warn th’ unknowing man:~
12   10, 363 |                                  Warn’d of th’ ensuing fight,
13   10, 1197|                               To warn him from the field—alas!
14   11, 69  |                               He warn’d, and from his own experience
15   11, 232 |                                I warn’d thee, but in vain; for