Book, Verse

 1    4, 640 |    way and that the mountain oak they bend,~
 2    5, 170 |    On this the hero fix’d an oak in sight,~
 3    6, 266 |   wedges cleave the stubborn oak.~
 4    6, 298 |            As, on the sacred oak, the wintry mistletoe,~
 5    7, 711 |      wedge within the cloven oak,~
 6    8, 61  |             A sow beneath an oak shall lie along,~
 7    8, 286 |   about his head his knotted oak.~
 8    8, 419 | trunks of trees and stubborn oak.~
 9    8, 818 |      radiant arms beneath an oak she plac’d,~
10   10, 597 |     arms and spoils thy holy oak shall bear.”~
11   10, 1188|    fainting limbs against an oak he leant.~
12   11, 6   |          He bar’d an ancient oak of all her boughs;~
13   11, 206 |                              Oak, mountain ash, and poplar
14   11, 832 |  knotty lance of well-boil’d oak he bore;~