Book, Verse

 1    1, 843 | hospitable rites relieve the poor;~
 2    2, 109 |       then a boy, my father, poor and bare~
 3    2, 717 |                          The poor old man, and by the laurel
 4    2, 870 |       Make haste to save the poor remaining crew,~
 5    3, 806 |                        Me my poor father with Ulysses sent;~
 6    4, 142 |                              Poor Dido with consuming love
 7    6, 829 |                     To their poor kindred, or a wanting friend.~
 8    8, 135 |  Evander’s kingdom, mean and poor)~
 9    8, 472 |                        Where poor Evander kept his country
10    8, 479 |                   Dare to be poor; accept our homely food,~
11    8, 869 |                Then Rome was poor; and there you might behold~
12   10, 734 |       The ransom of this one poor life shall pay.~
13   10, 1169|                              Poor hapless youth! what praises
14   10, 1309|           This refuge for my poor remains provide,~
15   12, 758 |                              Poor was his house; his father’