Book, Verse

 1    1, 699|            Such on Eurotas’ banks, or Cynthus’ height,~
 2    4, 825|               Haste to your banks; your crooked anchors weigh,~
 3    5, 158|                       Three banks in three degrees the sailors
 4    5, 268| trembling rowers from their banks arise,~
 5    5, 865|     seizes, in his way, the banks and crackling oars.~
 6    5, 983|                       Oars, banks, and cables, half consum’
 7    6, 505|                To the sweet banks of yon forbidden shore.”~
 8    7, 919|   On Tuscan Tiber’s flow’ry banks they fed.~
 9    8, 43 |         Was laid on Tiber’s banks, oppress’d with grief,~
10    8, 318|                         The banks leap backward, and the streams
11    8, 810|         On the cool river’s banks, retir’d alone.~
12    9, 924|  two tall oaks, that Padus’ banks adorn,~
13   10, 92 |                  To Simois’ banks the fugitives restore,~
14   11, 825|                         The banks of Amasene at length he
15   12, 499|                Thus, on the banks of Hebrus’ freezing flood,~