Book, Verse

 1    3, 471 |                O say what dangers I am first to shun,~
 2    3, 485 |    Teach thee to shun the dangers of the main,~
 3    5, 937 |   The dames who dread the dangers of the seas,~
 4    5, 955 |   Transport, to tempt the dangers of the war.~
 5    5, 1004| Who shunn’d the frightful dangers of the main,~
 6    6, 129 |               Escap’d the dangers of the wat’ry reign,~
 7    6, 164 |       For him, a thousand dangers I have sought,~
 8    6, 1101|    And doubt we yet thro’ dangers to pursue~
 9    7, 274 |                      Such dangers as on seas are often seen,~
10    7, 599 |            New toils, new dangers, on the dusty plain.~
11    8, 499 |                       The dangers of AEneas did deplore.~
12    8, 709 |               Foresaw the dangers of the growing war,~
13   11, 235 |     Young as thou wert in dangers, raw to war!~
14   11, 450 |             Th’ impending dangers of a fatal war.’~
15   12, 753 |  Who long had shunn’d the dangers of the field:~