Book, Verse

 1    1, 270 | And to the port return’d, triumphant from the war.~
 2    2, 359 |                   Of war, triumphant, in AEacian spoils,~
 3    2, 785 |                 Shall she triumphant sail before the wind,~
 4    4, 533 |                           Triumphant treason; yet no thunder
 5    5, 864 |                           Triumphant to the painted sterns he
 6    6, 1098|           By tigers drawn triumphant in his car,~
 7    7, 421 |                           Triumphant o’er the storms and Juno’
 8    8, 950 |                 And Rome, triumphant, with his presence bless’
 9   10, 31  |          In shining arms, triumphant on the plain?~
10   10, 1098|                     By my triumphant Lausus shall be worn.”~
11   11, 623 |                           Triumphant stands; the Grecians are
12   11, 981 |       With such, return’d triumphant from the war,~