Book, Verse

 1    2, 76  |                            A captive Greek, in bands, before
 2    2, 81  |                    About the captive, tides of Trojans flow;~
 3    2, 96  |    And what to credit from a captive foe.~
 4    2, 788 |     In state attended with a captive crew,~
 5    2, 1043|                          And captive matrons, in long order stands.~
 6    3, 382 |      in Greece; that Priam’s captive son~
 7    5, 677 |                          The captive thus releas’d, away she
 8    6, 595 |    nine circling streams the captive souls inclose.~
 9    7, 253 |                          And captive chariots, axes, shields,
10    7, 918 |                          His captive herds; and, thence in triumph
11    8, 865 |                          The captive maids there tempt the raging
12    9, 540 | fruitless force, to free the captive boy?~
13   11, 1101|                 Nor less the captive struggles for his life:~