Book, Verse

 1    1, Arg |   meets his mother in the shape of an huntress, who conveys
 2    1, 929 |   Cupid should assume the shape and face~
 3    1, 958 |    Take thou his form and shape. I beg the grace~
 4    1, 993 |   His motions, voice, and shape, and all the god’s disguise;~
 5    2, 822 |                       The shape of each avenging deity.~
 6    4, 389 |          Resuming his own shape: “Degenerate man,~
 7    4, 804 |  former youthful mien and shape he wears,~
 8    5, 805 |               In face and shape old Beroe she became,~
 9   10, 547 | wondrous like in feature, shape, and size,~
10   12, 344 |                       His shape assum’d, amid the ranks
11   12, 689 |               Assumes his shape, his armor, and his mien,~
12   12, 1136|     And, in that imitated shape, restor’d~
13   12, 1290|                  Vary thy shape in thousand forms, and dare~