Book, Verse

 1    1, 11  |    Muse! the causes and the crimes relate;~
 2    2, 106 |     sentenc’d for pretended crimes,~
 3    2, 133 |                         New crimes invented; left unturn’d
 4    6, 583 |               And lives and crimes, with his assessors, hears.~
 5    6, 756 |                And what the crimes, and what the tortures were,~
 6    6, 853 | could not half those horrid crimes repeat,~
 7    6, 854 |  half the punishments those crimes have met.~
 8    7, 796 |            And, aggravating crimes, augments their fears;~
 9    7, 1054|                   Another’s crimes th’ unhappy hunter bore,~
10    8, 452 |     Romulus for perpetrated crimes~
11    8, 633 |     rings, and the tyrant’s crimes!~
12   11, 335 |               These are the crimes with which they load the
13   11, 518 | young Turnus with invidious crimes.~