Book, Verse

 1    3, 254 | from the sight of land our galleys move,~
 2    3, 386 |                 I leave my galleys riding in the port,~
 3    3, 699 |   curling waters round the galleys roar.~
 4    3, 741 |             And thrice our galleys knock’d the stony ground,~
 5    4, 575 |            And well-calk’d galleys in the harbor ride.~
 6    4, 851 |             Haste, haul my galleys out! pursue the foe!~
 7    5, 85  |                      Light galleys on the seas shall run a
 8    5, 151 |                       Four galleys first, which equal rowers
 9    5, 839 |  toss’d in air, amidst the galleys threw.~
10    6, 1246|  length on oozy ground his galleys moor;~
11    8, 109 |      Thus having said, two galleys from his stores,~
12   10, 313 |               Once his own galleys, hewn from Ida’s wood;~
13   11, 497 |             Then twice ten galleys let us build with speed,~