Book, Verse

 1    2, 515 | vain; for him and his we compass’d round,~
 2    3, 276 |          Those isles are compass’d by th’ Ionian main,~
 3    3, 449 |              Or, in less compass, Troy’s epitome.~
 4    3, 614 |  land; but take a larger compass round,~
 5    5, 221 |          And in a closer compass plow’d the flood.~
 6    5, 275 |                In larger compass on the roomy sea.~
 7    6, 272 |              The ways to compass what his wish design’d,~
 8    6, 327 |            Old Corynaeus compass’d thrice the crew,~
 9    6, 1196|  Observe the crowds that compass him around;~
10    8, 303 | his teeth; and thrice he compass’d round~
11    9, 1072|                      As, compass’d with a wood of spears
12   10, 694 |               All in the compass of one mournful night,~
13   11, 376 |        Great Diomede has compass’d round with walls~
14   11, 778 |                 A larger compass to the city takes.~