Book, Verse

 1    2, 227|      And Pallas, now averse, refus’d her aid.~
 2    2, 862|                              Refus’d the journey, resolute
 3    4, 635|      Again she comes, and is refus’d again.~
 4    5, 542| Renounc’d his challenge, and refus’d to fight.~
 5    6, 440|  were ferried o’er, and some refus’d.~
 6    7, 261|                   Till love, refus’d, converted to disdain:~
 7    7, 852|  king’s office; but the king refus’d,~
 8   11, 60 |       Of my full wishes, she refus’d the best!~
 9   11, 351|                That Diomedes refus’d his aid in war,~
10   11, 452|                              Refus’d th’ alliance, and advis’
11   11, 672|     consent, he shall not be refus’d,~
12   12, 597|        The patron of his art refus’d his aid.~