Book, Verse

 1    1, 85  |             And shakes his scepter, and their rage commands;~
 2    1, 477 |  Pygmalion then the Tyrian scepter sway’d:~
 3    1, 921 |                        The scepter Priam’s eldest daughter
 4    2, 760 |                He, who the scepter of all Asia sway’d,~
 5    4, 149 |            Which would the scepter of the world misguide~
 6    4, 400 |       To whom th’ Ausonian scepter, and the state~
 7    6, 1108|    d from his mean abode a scepter to sustain.~
 8    7, 69  |                  The Latin scepter, and his people blest:~
 9    7, 338 | Old Priam, and this golden scepter bore~
10    7, 344 |                 Not by the scepter mov’d, or kingly vest,~
11    7, 350 |               To share his scepter, and Lavinia’s bed;~
12    7, 596 |              The bride and scepter which thy blood has bought,~
13   11, 547 |                       Your scepter to release, and our just
14   12, 310 |         Ev’n as this royal scepter” (for he bore~
15   12, 311 |                          A scepter in his hand) “shall never