Book, Verse

 1    7, 899 |              The charming Lausus, full of youthful fire,~
 2   10, Arg |   killing Pallas; AEneas, Lausus and Mezentius. Mezentius
 3   10, 601 |                       But Lausus, no small portion of the
 4   10, 613 | Here Pallas urges on, and Lausus there:~
 5   10, 619 |                        Of Lausus’ danger, urging swift relief.~
 6   10, 993 |            Thy shoulders, Lausus, and thy head adorn.~
 7   10, 1098|          By my triumphant Lausus shall be worn.”~
 8   10, 1121|        His father’s peril Lausus view’d with grief;~
 9   10, 1148|               And thus to Lausus loud with friendly threat’
10   10, 1165| pious prince beheld young Lausus dead,~
11   10, 1194|                And all on Lausus ran his restless thought.~
12   10, 1236|             For murther’d Lausus, on his cruel foe;~
13   10, 1258|                        My Lausus lies extended on the plain:~
14   10, 1310|     And lay my much-lov’d Lausus by my side.”~