Book, Verse

 1    2, 565 |            Thus, when the rival winds their quarrel try,~
 2    5, 207 |    Now board to board the rival vessels row,~
 3    5, 264 |               Betwixt the rival galley and the rock,~
 4    5, 383 |                       The rival runners without order stand;~
 5    5, 436 |   He strove th’ immediate rival’s hope to cross,~
 6    5, 652 |                       The rival archers in a line advance,~
 7    6, 798 |                        To rival thunder in its rapid course,~
 8   11, 410 | Or young Achilles, by his rival slain?~
 9   11, 742 |                His absent rival, and to promise war.~
10   11, 872 |            To bless their rival sons with such a bride;~
11   12, 768 |    Not with less rage the rival heroes take~
12   12, 915 |                If by your rival’s hand th’ Italians fall,~
13   12, 1142|      Once more erect, the rival chiefs advance:~