Book, Verse

 1    1, 570 |                         They march, obscure; for Venus kindly
 2    2, 681 |      eyes beheld him when he march’d between~
 3    4, 582 |           Thus, in battalia, march embodied ants,~
 4    5, 768 |                          And march together in a friendly line.~
 5    7, 235 |        In state the monarchs march’d; the lictors bore~
 6    7, 953 |   left foot naked, when they march to fight,~
 7    7, 963 |           All these in order march, and marching sing~
 8    8, 735 |                 Th’ intended march, amid the fearful crowd:~
 9    8, 772 |                 The horsemen march; the gates are open’d wide;~
10    8, 962 | crowds of vanquish’d nations march along,~
11    8, 971 | Danes’ unconquer’d offspring march behind,~
12    9, 29  |                          Now march the bold confed’rates thro’
13   11, 137 |                          The march begins: the trumpets hoarsely
14   11, 975 |                           So march’d the Tracian Amazons of
15   11, 1158|     Thro’ flames unsing’d we march, and tread the kindled coals:~