Liber, Versus

 1    1, 172| innumeris lacerum scindentia corpus,~
 2    1, 381|                          qua corpus loricam inter galeamque
 3    2, 630|                   in flammas corpus, densum qua turbine nigro            ~
 4    5, 602|             non violasse mei corpus mucrone Sychaei.'~
 5    6, 225|            immensum attollit corpus tergoque residens            ~
 6    6, 305|                              corpus; in exiguis vigor, admirabile,
 7    6, 544|    iners, fodiunt ad viscera corpus.~
 8    8, 187|          tunc, ut erat tenui corpus velamine tecta,~
 9    9, 94 |  stratum sparsa inter funera corpus,~
10    9, 171|           derigis in patrium corpus, non amplius' inquit~
11    9, 367|            cuspide procumbit corpus. dum vulnera tergo~
12    9, 609|   candenti torrente bitumine corpus~
13   10, 258|   aegrum coeptanti attollere corpus~
14   10, 294|    cedens tandem proiectaque corpus~
15   10, 506|                     eruerant corpus media de strage iacentum.~
16   12, 94 |   librans media inter nubila corpus~
17   13, 337|           in qua non librans corpus similisque volanti~
18   13, 461|      cessat flammis imponere corpus,~
19   14, 190| albus olor pronoque immobile corpus            ~
20   15, 284|    donec Nox atro circumdata corpus amictu~
21   15, 605|                   substricti corpus. bis clarum, bucina, signum~
22   15, 757|                  perstrinxit corpus nec multo tincta cruore,~
23   15, 761|    laesum vana inter proelia corpus~
24   16, 111|     summum violasset vulnere corpus ~
25   16, 233|             exigit e stratis corpus vultuque sereno ~
26   17, 39 |   nullo violatum est crimine corpus, ~