Book, Verse

 1    1, 861 | joyful his expecting friends embrac’d:~
 2    1, 1035|      took the challenge, and embrac’d the bowl,~
 3    2, 716 |       and with a last salute embrac’d~
 4    2, 918 |                              Embrac’d my knees, and, when I
 5    3, 609 |    these, his ancient friend embrac’d:~
 6    3, 798 |    and on his knees my knees embrac’d:~
 7    4, 717 |  Where I my ruin in his arms embrac’d:~
 8    4, 933 |    and with a sigh the robes embrac’d;~
 9    4, 985 |   her arms the gasping queen embrac’d;~
10    8, 165 |                              Embrac’d the stranger prince, and
11    8, 485 |     And with her sable wings embrac’d the ground,~
12    8, 817 |    and, having first her son embrac’d,~
13   11, 67  |                              Embrac’d me, parting for th’ Etrurian
14   11, 665 |     subjects have your cause embrac’d~