Book, Verse

 1    2, 368 |                 Thy father’s champion, and thy country’s joy!~
 2    5, 481 |              Stand forth the champion, and the games renew.~
 3    5, 517 |         Once, but in vain, a champion of renown,~
 4    5, 631 |                          The champion, then, before AEneas came,~
 5    6, 254 |                 And the bold champion, for his challenge, drown’
 6   10, 759 |                          The champion cheers his troops t’ encounter
 7   10, 1039|                 Lo! here the champion of my rebels lies!”~
 8   11, 87  |                   But what a champion has th’ Ausonian coast,~
 9   11, 129 |                          The champion’s chariot next is seen to
10   11, 953 |                   The mighty champion of the Tuscan crew.~
11   12, 366 |                        Their champion’s fate with pity they lament,~
12   12, 938 |   will the Latins hoot their champion’s flight!~
13   12, 1015| welcome sound, and heard the champion’s name,~
14   12, 1294|                          The champion shook his head, and made