Book, Verse

 1    1, 543 |           Or I renounce my skill in augury.~
 2    3, 463 |                            Skill’d in the wing’d inhabitants
 3    3, 938 |  Celaeno, whose foreboding skill~
 4    5, 143 |    and part to prove their skill.~
 5    8, 495 |  Nor did the succor of thy skill implore;~
 6    8, 530 |                         My skill I promise, and my pains
 7    8, 654 |          An ancient augur, skill’d in future fate,~
 8    9, 227 |                 But better skill’d unerring shafts to send.~
 9    9, 1043|    invenom’d and in poison skill’d.~
10   10, 252 |                        All skill’d in martial exercise, and
11   10, 345 | To-morrow’s sun, unless my skill be vain,~
12   10, 587 |                       Deep skill’d in future fates, Halesus’
13   12, 46  |  our augurs, in prediction skill’d,~
14   12, 391 |  out, and thus his boasted skill imparts:~
15   12, 1291|                       What skill and courage can attempt