Metre/Prose,  page

 1 mI,    4  |     daughter of Tyndaris is brought into being 2 and the comeliness
 2 pI,    6  |     mark of due moderation, brought her whole presence to the
 3 pI,    9  |    delight in our ears, and brought the first joys of sleep
 4 pI,   10  | others to make way, and now brought to the disturbance a quiet
 5 pI,   16  |    its long, pointed tongue brought them to a better figure.
 6 pI,   17  |  the elegance of their fur, brought the half-completed beauty
 7 pIII,   24|     real voice, and by this brought into actual being words
 8 pIII,   24|    course; who in time past brought the fluctuating material
 9 pIII,   25|    just as this marriage is brought to pass by my consent, so
10 pIV,   44 |     of clear confirmity, be brought from their like along the
11 pV,   57  |     and deluge of drink has brought to pass love's raging lust;
12 pVII,   73|    of the other's virtue be brought before the whole company,
13 pIX,   88 |      and though Magnanimity brought him up, and Generosity taught
14 pIX,   94 |    with each other, and has brought us into the same mind, since