Metre/Prose,  page

 1 mI,    4   |         should in this way die, my course finished, I, as another
 2 pII,   19  |        chariot in a well-regulated course. While I was collecting
 3 pIII,   24 |       management thy life's proper course; who in time past brought
 4 mIV,   33  | threatening sea, cutting short the course of the fury of the deep,
 5 pIV,   35  |            of turning advances its course, and retreats from whither
 6 pIV,   36  |            why should I permit the course of my narration to stray
 7 pIV,   46  |        before it advances into the course of my further speech, since
 8 pV,   52   |          contented with the direct course of single conjugation-nor
 9 mVI,   58  |           the righteousness of its course. For all justice is executed
10 pVI,   66  |              Then she, turning the course of her speech to severest
11 pVII,   75 |           I, restraining the swift course of her unpausing speech,
12 pVIII,   78|            seen to approach on her course toward our presence. In
13 pVIII,   81|            seen hurrying her quick course and bending her direct approach
14 pIX,   92  |          knew not how to order the course of a story, placed the beginning
15 pIX,   94  |            Genius was limiting the course of his speech to these few
16 pIX,   94  |      whoever turns awry the lawful course of love, or is often shipwrecked