Book, Verse

 1    2, 170 |      The public victim, to redeem the state.~
 2    3, 204 |   whom I from flaming Troy redeem’d,~
 3    3, 429 |             And longing to redeem the promis’d fair,~
 4    4, 346 |              Regardless to redeem his honor lost,~
 5    5, 257 |                            Redeem yourselves and me from that
 6    5, 823 |   O country lost, and gods redeem’d in vain,~
 7    6, 180 |  And from the shades below redeem his wife;~
 8    6, 498 |                            Redeem from this reproach my wand’
 9    6, 707 |    with new treasons would redeem the past.~
10    6, 1133|        With standards well redeem’d, and foreign foes o’ercome.~
11    8, 350 |                 The bulls, redeem’d, breathe open air again.~
12   10, 939 | Then, thankless for a life redeem’d by shame,~
13   11, 1072|           And sends him to redeem th’ abandon’d plain.~
14   12, 401 |   Haste to the rescue, and redeem your king.”~