Book, Verse

 1    1, 445 |                          Who cross’d the lawn, or in the forest
 2    1, 527 |        With twice ten sail I cross’d the Phrygian sea;~
 3    2, 917 |                          And cross the threshold in my passage
 4    2, 1023|      passage, ev’ry street I cross’d before.~
 5    4, 228 | Wishing some nobler beast to cross his way,~
 6    4, 378 |  having pass’d the seas, and cross’d the sands,~
 7    5, 436 |    immediate rival’s hope to cross,~
 8    6, 449 |   dares his transport vessel cross the waves~
 9    6, 508 |    thou, thus unintomb’d, to cross the floods,~
10    6, 911 |  sought the dark abodes, and cross’d the bitter lake?”~
11    9, 165 |   giv’n to Venus they should cross the seas,~
12    9, 516 |      their smoking steeds to cross their way,~
13   10, 559 | chanc’d, as Pallas threw, to cross the plain:~
14   11, 494 |     they choose once more to cross the seas,~
15   12, 384 |     cuff, they scratch, they cross his airy course;~