Book, Verse

 1    1, 78  |    spacious cave of living stone,~
 2    2, 133 | invented; left unturn’d no stone,~
 3    6, 838 |        Some roll a weighty stone; some, laid along,~
 4    8, 257 |                With living stone, and deep beneath the ground.~
 5    8, 314 |        Tugg’d at the solid stone with all his might.~
 6    8, 959 |   Apollo’s porch of Parian stone;~
 7   10, 192 |    Acmon’s hands a rolling stone there came,~
 8   10, 534 |               Had heav’d a stone of mighty weight, to throw:~
 9   10, 583 |  his throat; then hurl’d a stone~
10   10, 988 |       At Latagus a weighty stone he flung:~
11   12, 779 |  the weight of an unwieldy stone:~
12   12, 1300|                 An antique stone he saw, the common bound~
13   12, 1310|                        The stone drops from his arms, and,